With XP SP2, you have to give complete URL ...
You can use domain attribute for your svg document to be more flexible
Michel
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wrote:
I am getting the error Access is denied - Line 5 column 9 when
trying to open another SVG
getBBox() is also supported, although there does seem to be something
buggy about it. I haven't troubled to track it down, but I think it only
works on visible, rendered objects.
Yep, there is a problem in that you have to wait until *after* onload...
but not in onload. So you have to
Hi Jeff,
On FF 1.5, you can't also do, for example :
var myObj=document.createElementNS(NameSpace, 'rect')
myObj.setAttribute('x',20)
myObj.setAttribute('y',20)
myObj.setAttribute('width',20)
myObj.setAttribute('height',20)
document.getElementById('WhereIputRects').appendChild(myObj)
var
hi,
i am wondering what the quickest way is to get a node
reference out of an element accessed by
.getElementById(), let's say i want handle myItem as a
node where myItem =
document.getElementById('myItemId') in order to
perform a removeChild() on it.
it's an easy thing when i have an event on
well i just found
document.getElementById('myItemId').parentNode.removeChild(document.getElementById('myItemId));
that's a wired logic...
maiko
hi,
i am wondering what the quickest way is to get a node
reference out of an element accessed by
.getElementById(), let's say i want handle myItem
This is a very unfortunate problem. :-(
On 10/17/05, Jérôme Tricand de la Goutte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jeff,
On FF 1.5, you can't also do, for example :
var myObj=document.createElementNS(NameSpace, 'rect')
myObj.setAttribute('x',20)
myObj.setAttribute('y',20)
Hi maiko,
JavaScript isn't a strongly typed language, so you don't have to cast or
anything like that. You just use the interface you need:
var myItem = document.getElementById('myItemId');
myItem.removeChild(...);
-Jonathan
On 10/17/05, osaka minami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
i am
On 10/17/05, osaka minami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
well i just found
document.getElementById('myItemId').parentNode.removeChild(
document.getElementById('myItemId));
Ah, I see. I hadn't understood it was the parent node you wanted.
that's a wired logic...
maiko
hi,
i am wondering
Hi, Maiko-
If you're looking for the most optimized way, do it like this:
var myItem = doc.getElementById('myItem');
myItem.parentNode.removeChild(myItem);
That way, you're only hitting the DOM to find the element once, instead of
twice. gEBI is a rather expensive method call, I would think,
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hi
i have to do a project for my multimedia class i need to use xml
svg. how can i extract the data from xml file use it into an svg file
to plot a graph ?
For ASP, it depends on the version you're using. Since
I am on a project reading Data from an Access DB with some Serverside
ASP code, putting it into an XML and sending to to a clientside SVG.
The XML data created by the ASP code displays OK so far in my IE when
calling the page directly.
But when i pass the ASP XML Output to my SVG i just get 1
I need the code to write a .svg file where I parse this xml file
plot a bar graph from those values.
Can anybody help me please ASAP.
?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1?
nutrition
daily-values
total-fat units=g65/total-fat
saturated-fat units=g20/saturated-fat
Can you please first look at the help everybody has been giving you so far, see
if you understand it, may be try out some things yourself, and NOT keep
repeating basically the same question over and over...?
I am sure your teachers would like that a lot more, and so would the people on
this
Hi Mapinja,
I will help you see below, but before that:
Please do first of all read and learn the basics of transforming XML
with XSLT. There are tons of info in the MSDN section of msxml4 sdk
and on other websites!.
Well then the following is an allround Javascript which first
detects what
I think that you need to Response.write something like ?xml version='1.0'?
after you set the content type but before Response.write mydoc.xml (to make
what you send be a valid XML document). I've only done this in Java, so I may
not be correct for ASP.
Depending on your application, you may
Hi nasenma25
In my opinion you get the root element back, if you ask for
xmldoc.childNodes. Try xmldoc.documentElement.childNodes;
var xmldoc = parseXML(obj.content);
var nodes = xmldoc.childNodes;
alert(ln: +nodes.length);
Hi, mapinja-
You have 2 issues you need to solve:
1) load and process the SVG;
2) figure out how to draw the charts.
For the first problem, you might look at the example found here:
http://www.zuccaralloo.de/devgroup/content.php?m=messages
Specifically, the file:
Hello!
Please look at the picture in attachment. Is it possible to create such
picture using SVG (via Batik for example) and is it too hard?
I would like also the way how I can insert texture in the text.
Can I create lightning effects to emulate 3D text simultaneously
with a texture? Please give
At 08:24 AM 10/17/2005, Doug wrote:
That way, you're only hitting the DOM to find the element once, instead of
twice. gEBI is a rather expensive method call, I would think, especially on
large documents (unless the implementation caches a hash table of all the
ids).
Interesting -- I would take
On 10/17/05, david dailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 08:24 AM 10/17/2005, Doug wrote:
That way, you're only hitting the DOM to find the element once, instead
of
twice. gEBI is a rather expensive method call, I would think, especially
on
large documents (unless the implementation caches a
Hi, David-
| At 08:24 AM 10/17/2005, Doug wrote:
| That way, you're only hitting the DOM to find the element
| once, instead
| of twice. gEBI is a rather expensive method call, I would think,
| especially on large documents (unless the implementation
| caches a hash
| table of all the ids).
Mozilla maintains a hash table. I'd imagine most other browsers would do the
same, but I could be wrong.
Agreed. Another important point is this: because all of the
implementations do silly stuff like maintain a hash table you can get
into trouble with IDs. Supposedly the DTD has to be in
Hi All,
I am using batik squiggle as svg viewer.Is it possible to call a
java function or get the value of a function in a java class
(implemented in Batik) from with in an svg document.
Thanks for any input,
Nathan.
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Hi Jeff,
svg-developers@yahoogroups.com wrote on 10/17/2005 02:06:04 PM:
Hmmm, forceRedraw *should* work in an ideal world-- but I haven't tested
it. Essentially this is a problem with many implementations-- the DOM is
lazy with respect to rendering hints. In SharpVectorGraphics I think
Hi Nathan,
svg-developers@yahoogroups.com wrote on 10/17/2005 03:19:39 PM:
I am using batik squiggle as svg viewer.Is it possible to call a
java function or get the value of a function in a java class
(implemented in Batik) from with in an svg document.
Yes. Batik uses the Mozilla
Hi there,
Is there an example where a svg file created on the fly is being
dynamically called within the JSP page. Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
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Hi there,
i try to create SVG-Code out of xml-files dynamically, which i want to
embed into HTML-Tables as Code(not as link to a SVG-File).
Here a little example of a file with svg-Code in HTML:
html xmlns:svg=http://www.w3.org/2000/svg;
xmlns:xlink=http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink;
object
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