I dont know why but I woke up this morning thinking about this vote
(probably the bad democratic shape of France ...)
I wish as much as everyone does on this list that SVG becomes THE
graphic Standard on the web but I am just kind of sceptical about
this vote thing :
* First : I cant see why
To everyone on this list:
I did get a private reply from Chris Wilson of the IEBlog a few days
ago and have debated whether to relay the news. Here goes:
Chris stated that they are not planning to include ASV with IE7 for
reasons that: a) it is an ActiveX control (whether he means security
Just a stray thought, someone had posted an example of a Google Maps
mashup that used a driving path that could be dragged/adjusted in
real-time. If that app actually snapped the waypoints to spots in the
map and then gave the new driving directions that corresponded to real
street corners, etc I
Jeff Schiller wrote:
Anyway, I think it's up to us as SVG developers/evangelists to
convince people that SVG is worthwhile and start building out those
wow applications. Heck, let's make those applications XHTML+SVG
with suggestions to IE users that they can update themselves to one of
the free
Jeff,
thanks for sharing this information - it is useful. It's pretty much what I
expected. If we get
SVG support in IE8, thats perfectly fine for me, even a tiny or basic profile
with DOM support
would be good for a first version.
about bundling ASV with Flash: I am pretty sure they won't
Just a note here to indicate a major obstacle/opportunity for SVG in IE. IE
does not currently support DOM2 (much less DOM3), and thus many of the
methods and consistency of scripting that we are used to in SVG would not be
there if IE implemented SVG today. So, while I am definitely hoping that
Just a question related to this: Since they have VML for vector
graphics, which looks like SVG, couldn't they reuse some of its
implementation for SVG?
Jeroen
Doug Schepers schreef:
Just a note here to indicate a major obstacle/opportunity for SVG in
IE. IE
does not currently support DOM2
I guess since we are in a reflective mode at this time, awaiting
some indicator from the IE team to let us know how they are going
proceed, I'll give my spin on the situation.
ASV3 will be bundled with IE7. The SVG Object to then be built by MS
will include creative aspects, not currently
On 5/6/06, Doug Schepers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a note here to indicate a major obstacle/opportunity for SVG in IE. IE
does not currently support DOM2 (much less DOM3), and thus many of the
methods and consistency of scripting that we are used to in SVG would not
be
there if IE
Francis,
Not sure why I'm nominated, but thanks - I guess ;)
Anyway, I did send a request to Chris Wilson on his personal blog
feedback form for more information regarding SVG in IE and in
particular what was said about SVG and IE at MIX06. I never received
a reply, I assume he's swamped.
Hello All,
I've looked at the recent votes, and its at about 185 and continuing.
I guess we could go on for the next few months and build this to any
number. I think it's time to make a statement to the IEblog, rather
than extend this further.
I'd like to nominate Jeff Schiller to revisit
sometimes we have also advantages in modifying standards
Armin
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 26. April 2006 08:52
An: svg-developers@yahoogroups.com
Betreff: [svg-developers] Re: Vote for SVG
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Francis Hemsher
The voting is currently at 72 and counting...
(I looked at other voting subjects, and SVG can pull ahead of the
pack in voting interest.)
I think the knowledgeble comments with each vote are excellent,
showing a substantial
I'd like to point out that this thing we're voting on is recognized as
an enhancement, not a bug (by the originator). While I agree with
this, I suspect it also means that votes are counted somewhat on a
curve (i.e. they give preference to actual bugs).
Just my take - BUT KEEP VOTING!
Jeff
Hi, Francis-
Nice work getting this ball rolling. I'm not sure how much affect it will
have, but it certainly can't hurt. I also posted this to SVG.org.
Francis Hemsher wrote:
|
| P.S. hopefully we will be a legitimate bug for IE8's native
| SVG Object.
There will probably be updates between
I actually wanted to give feedback, but didn't manage.
They made me to create a ms passport (which I avoided so far). After creating
that
passport I came to a listing of programs which told me to apply for a program.
What should I do here? Just wanted to give feedback. Also the program for
Hi Andreas,
i think you were on the right way.
It took me another 2 minutes to apply for the programm Internet
Explorer Feedback(Has to be done once),
and then i got to the many different votes. (The date 3/21 stands for
Start of Application, and not for End of Application)
Once you´re logged
Thanks Rolf,
I managed to vote now. I find the feedback site more than confusing. Let's hope
MS listens
to our requests.
Andreas
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Rolf Leopold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Andreas,
i think you were on the right way.
It took me another 2 minutes to
Thanks Francis,
So far 48 out of 64 voted for the highest support (5) of SVG.
In view of the importance of the issue for the members of this
group, I hope that much more will join. Cheers, Samy
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Francis Hemsher
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Internet
Samuel Dagan wrote:
|So far 48 out of 64 voted for the highest support (5) of SVG.
|In view of the importance of the issue for the members of this
|group, I hope that much more will join.
Hi Samy,
The voting is currently at 72 and counting...
(I looked at other voting subjects, and SVG can pull
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Francis Hemsher
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Internet Explorer 7 team is now taking input on how to support SVG
in the final build of IE7, and also looking to ideas for IE8.
SVG is MIME type text/svg+xml - and the xmlns value for SVG 1.1 has
already
Voted over a month ago on the bug and the suggested workaround
(bundle ASV with IE7). The link after you've logged in is:
https://connect.microsoft.com/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?SiteID=136FeedbackID=54028
Seems there are some people leaving feedback to the contrary though
(mikes12345 states
Hi Jeff,
Yes, I saw, and second, your comment. I was going include some kind
remark about the pig guy, but I held my tongue:)
Francis
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Schiller
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Voted over a month ago on the bug and the suggested workaround
(bundle ASV with
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