On Sun, Aug 28, 2011 at 01:02:58PM -0400, David Dailey wrote:
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> Do getSVGDocument() and contentDocument do exactly the same thing? It would
> appear that they do. I used to avoid the latter since it seemed to only work
> in Firefox (which it seems didn't support getSVGDocument() in some contexts
> in olden days), but browsers seem happy with either now (though I didn't try
> ASV).
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Me, too. I don't know the answer. Google has code which uses
one, and refers to the other in an accompanying comment. On
the whole, right now I feel slightly more inclined to use
contentDocument--note, though, that I would have given a differ-
ent answer yesterday. I have *not* found a rigorous comparison
of the two.
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