--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Piero Cavalieri
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Does anyone know what's the reason Adobe seems to be
no more interested in SVG ?
Adobe bought another proprietary graphics format and responsibility
for employing some of the people who sell it. So now Adobe has
Maybe modify is the wrong word. Perhaps augment is more apropos of
what I'm thinking. I want to pick up a framework that I can easily add
in to projects that I'm working on, but I want something that will be
friendly with the common scripting patterns applied with SVG. I need
to do more research
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Robert Russell
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If I were looking for an existing framework for ajax that would be
easy to extend for SVG, where should I look? Anyone have experiences
or examples they'd like to share?
I've used Sarissa in the past for pure
jeff_schiller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
As far as I understand things, getURL() is ONLY for
asynchronous calls only and cannot be used for both synchronous and
asynchronous requests like XMLHttpRequest can.
You should _never_ do synchronous requests on the web, it's a complete
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Jim Ley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
jeff_schiller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
As far as I understand things, getURL() is ONLY for
asynchronous calls only and cannot be used for both synchronous and
asynchronous requests like XMLHttpRequest can.
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