dellscreek wrote:
But who says UI's can't be made WITH a graphics language?
Give me a break. :-)
Who says a car can't be built WITH a hand tool box?
But would you? will you?
A few thoughts on this:
http://metaphoricalweb.blogspot.com/2004/09/how-widgety-should-svg-get.html
-- Kurt Cagle
What's a web widget?
Good question. My view is that it is an object that:
1. has a predefined default look and behavior
2. can respond to user events from any widget on the web page, if
necessary
3. is modular
4. and can use svg to give it some pizz.
Examples are header, footer,
Dave,
Wow, you just got the entire idea behind how I intend to make multi-
form applications using SPARK. That is exactly the way that I intend
to do things. Basically you author your entire application (a web
page may be considered an application) in one SVG document and you
hide/show each
Alastair,
your comment:
Basically you author your entire application in one SVG document and
you hide/show each view
has fairly serious accessibility issues related to it, how does one
bookmark or define a state?
if for instance one wishes to post a link of the state to a colleague,
or on a
A very candid comment. For so many years, other parts of Web tech
like Flash, DHTML etc has evolved into popular supports, SVG support
is still in Stone Age, or should I say Iron Age? That is really
ironic.
The spec is growing fatty and fatty, which means fewer tech company
would be able to
It is possible to save the application state because it is held by
the current state of the SVG. Therefore simply serialize the SVG.
How do you do this with DHTML?
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Alastair,
your comment:
Basically you author your
I've been thinking that the key to this is to get any page up and
running in its simplest state and then layer in the goodies like
filters, gradients, shapes, animations, etc. That way the user can
see what's there before getting impatient and leaving. This could
get messy because you would
Thanks.
What's replacing this library concept in svg1.2?
dave
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], André M. Winter
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you could check
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/webmapping/files/thematicMap/
for a working example. but RCC is outdated by SVG1.2.
andré
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Hi Dave,
I've had one or two thoughts on the matter as have a number of other
people concerning SVG based UI widgets. A short list of tech's are
as follows:
1. SPARK - http://www.schemasoft.org (#1 because I did it, lol)
2. CGUI - http://homepage.usask.ca/~ctl271/cgui/
3. Kevin Lindsey -
Seems like SPARK and/or CGUI are the only logical options. I'll
start digging into them tomorrow.
Thanks to all for your help.
dave
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Alastair Fettes
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Hi Dave,
I've had one or two thoughts on the matter as have a number of
other
people
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