Hi Aashish,
I use circles to represent points in my svg application. Therefore,
selectPoint1(evt) function assign first clicked circle's cx and cy values to x1
and y1 variables, and like selectPoint1, selectPoint2(evt) function assign
second clicked circle's cx and cy values to x2 and y2
lol
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I have try the coding below but can't work, my svg version is 1.0,
is there another method can do? thanks.
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Hi, wywytse-
In ASV3 you cannot do this (though it is defined in SVG1.0). In
ASV6pr1 (and
presumably
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Hello SVG Developers,
So: your development environments please! (and any insight,
especially
on tools for developing interactive maps.)
...
Wondering if you're working in a text-based environment for
one of the rare things I DON'T like about SVG is that an object that
is anchored (hyperlinked) to a URL only displays the URL in the
browser status bar for a split second. I really want an object to
behave like a standard HTML link in that regard. In other words, when
your mouse is over the
Margie
Perhaps I am confused about what you are looking for, but I use links like
this is svg sites frequently and the URL shows up in the status bar for as
long as hold the cursor over it.
This is using Firefox on both Windows and Mac.
a xlink:href=http://www.wired.com/;text
Hello Willem,
first you can use another set of javascript methods to replace text
in a textnode:
(svgdoc.getElementById(yourNodeId)).firstChild.nodeValue=text;
It seem like you want to add the tag tspan as text, but this is also a
node (like all others).
Therfore you should use the
Ouch.
I just went to the SVG Wiki hosted by SVG.org, to see the main page full
of spam. I had to log in to change it, which is a good thing, but may
not stop spammers. They have learnt to use Wiki, that's bad news. They
already spam blog comments, new step is to write blog entries? Argh!
Marjorie Roswell wrote:
Hi, I'm brand new to SVG, but smitten. I figured I'd start a blog,
http://SVGMapper.blogspot.com/ to document development as I start from
ground zero. (maybe a better word for that!)
Already, I see I've met a challenge...I want to be able to provide
samples via the
Perhaps I am confused about what you are looking for, but I use links like
this is svg sites frequently and the URL shows up in the status bar for as
long as hold the cursor over it
No, you're not confused.
I've narrowed in on the problem.
Seems that in Internet Explorer, the first
Hi Doug,
Thanks for your reply. I need to do this, thru java script.
I have tried to your lines from java script It can't function properly.
please let me know your solutions.
Raghu
Doug Schepers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Raghu-
It's very easy. Simply use a textPath.
svg
path
Hi, Raghu-
You should familiarize yourself with DOM methods. This is a pretty easy
thing to do in JavaScript.
svg width='100%' height='100%' xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'
xmlns:xlink='http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink' onclick='SetLabel(evt)'
titlePath Labels/title
descInserts textPath labels
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