Zoom Pan operations on SVG maps are quite common. Mostly those
operations are implemented changing the viewBox attributes. Is it
possible to achieve the same effect using currentScale and
currentTranslate? Not for example on the root svg element, which mostly
represents a user interface, but
Hi Domenico,
I understand your main argument that you think it's too early to release
Mozilla's SVG implementation, and that you think the overall effect will be
to harm SVG on the Web. I just happen to take the opposite view. Clearly
there are people on this list that fall into both camps; some
On 12/5/05, domenico_strazzullo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 12/4/05, Doug Schepers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
p.s. Don't confuse Jonathan's politeness for insincerity. He's a
stand-up
fellow
Thanks Doug. I appreciate you saying so.
Which I'm not confusing. I think I know how to detect
On Thursday, December 8, 2005, 11:13:45 AM, Jonathan wrote:
JW Hi Domenico,
JW I understand your main argument that you think it's too early to
JW release Mozilla's SVG implementation, and that you think the overall
JW effect will be to harm SVG on the Web. I just happen to take the
JW opposite
Hi Benjamin,
The .getSheet() syntax is not supported. You have to use the standard
ECMAScript interface .sheet instead (this should work in ASV too). For more
info as to why see:
http://jwatt.org/svg/authoring/#asv-getters-and-setters
Regards,
Jonathan
On 12/7/05, campin_b [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all
I just wanted to say everybody hello ! I am glad seeing that this
forum exist !
I've start recently working with SVG and now I am creating a site
which is keeping some images into DB and will create some SVG based on
informations extract from MYSQL with PHP.
I think is a good
hi Jeroen,
Zoom Pan operations on SVG maps are quite common. Mostly those
operations are implemented changing the viewBox attributes.
the problem is that viewBox manipulations are incompatible with
currentScale/Translate because on every setting of new viewBox values
Hi,
Eric Seidel, from the Apple WebKit team, is keeping a status page of
where the WebKit SVG implementation stands:
http://www.eseidel.com/svg-status.xml
For those who do not know, WebKit is the component used to display
web content in Mac OS X, and is used by browsers such as Apple's own
On 8 déc. 2005, at 11:49, Jonathan Watt wrote:
The .getSheet() syntax is not supported. You have to use the standard
ECMAScript interface .sheet instead (this should work in ASV too).
For more
info as to why see:
http://jwatt.org/svg/authoring/#asv-getters-and-setters
What is this
On 12/8/05, Antoine Quint [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8 déc. 2005, at 11:49, Jonathan Watt wrote:
The .getSheet() syntax is not supported. You have to use the standard
ECMAScript interface .sheet instead (this should work in ASV too).
For more
info as to why see:
Sean Montague wrote:
I'm testing FF 1.5, and have an svg file with mouseover events. FF is
laboriously slow. Has anyone had similar problems?
yes but this was linked I think to the size and complexity of
the svg file. Removing elements speeded up events.
JD
In fact inserting into BLOB it works, extracting and displaying from
blob works... but creating the svg from blob field using the example
provided below, will not output any image, and in IE status bar I
have a msg: not well-formed line 1, column 911
In fact I think there is a syntax MISTAKE
Hi-
I just wanted to extend a warm welcome our new members, both those that
speak up like the 2 below, and those that lurk and learn (as I did myself
when I first subscribed here). I think that with SVG being a new feature in
Firefox, Opera, and soon Safari, and the existence of great SVG-centric
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Chris Lilley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
JW The descriptions you gave sounded like they were most likely the
result of
JW bugs to me, not missing functuality.
I agree there is no point sending in a bug like there is no smil
animations support. They know,
You write beautifully. I appreciate your work, and your clarity of writing.
(I'm also a fan of default on.)
I'll be joyful when InstantAtlas supports Firefox, and I know they are
working on it. You once kindly gave some helpful hints, which I forwarded on
to them.
Note: I once started this
Andre M. Winter - Carto.net schreef:
First of all, thanks for the elaborate answer.
hi Jeroen,
Zoom Pan operations on SVG maps are quite common. Mostly those
operations are implemented changing the viewBox attributes.
the problem is that viewBox manipulations are incompatible with
Thank you Jonathan,
This will help to make my svg compatible with FF and IE.
Benjamin
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Jonathan Watt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 12/8/05, Antoine Quint [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8 déc. 2005, at 11:49, Jonathan Watt wrote:
The .getSheet()
hello andre,
Andre M. Winter - Carto.net schreef:
hi Jeroen
the main differences are:
1) when you set zoompan with the viewBox, you have to forbid zoomAndPan
through the viewer's functionality (ctrl+something for ASV and
Squiggle). as a cartographer this is the biggest drawback. it is
Hi,
I'm catching up on all the svg postings and a bit surprised at
the viability concerns.
In the larger picture the obvious trend is toward open standards. Corporate
enterprise has suddenly discovered open source and open source thrives on
open standards. The first generation
hi,
I don't see the drawback of disabling pan zoom since you application
will probably have a specific user interface for zooming panning the
map. Or do you mean with as a cartographer that there are a lot of GIS
applications which currently use something similar? (I'm not a
On Thursday, December 8, 2005, 3:42:46 PM, mchua1980 wrote:
m Does it mean to resize it to my desired size, I need to apply
m transformation like scaling? Can I set it through the height and
m width?
No. Set it through a viewBox and use a symbol element not a g element
for symbols. Then you
At 07:52 AM 12/8/2005, Doug wrote:
Hi-
I just wanted to extend a warm welcome our new members, both those that
speak up like the 2 below, and those that lurk and learn (as I did myself
when I first subscribed here).
As a relative newcomer myself, I would encourage other newcomers by
pointing
Hi Leonard,
Why is being in XML better?
Perhaps because of Sax, Xerces, Xalan, JDom, SOAP, MSXML, XSLT,
XPath or perhaps simply because I can read the file and grab what I
want/need?
I am myself wondering whether it makes that much difference how
something becomes a
On Dec 08, 2005, at 20:26, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
[The following statement is somewhat heretical on this mailing
list, but
that's never stopped me before ;)]
It's not heretical, a lot of people see XML as a checklist feature
and don't pause to consider the advantages.
Why does a
We like xml because it is The Great Panacea. What else do we need?
I agree that XML is a wonderful thing...I spend lots of time in XML
myself (and have for almost 10 years now).
I do not, however, consider it the great panacea. There are many
things for which it is NOT
Perhaps because of Sax, Xerces, Xalan, JDom, SOAP, MSXML, XSLT,
XPath or perhaps simply because I can read the file and grab what I
want/need?
More specifically, because you can use the tools you ALREADY KNOW...
There are similar tools for many of those things for
On Thursday 08 December 2005 23:17, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
Perhaps because of Sax, Xerces, Xalan, JDom, SOAP, MSXML, XSLT,
XPath or perhaps simply because I can read the file and grab what
I want/need?
More specifically, because you can use the tools you ALREADY
If it is the size, then that would be a shame. The exact same file in
IE with the ASV 3.x viewer is a lot faster. I'll submit it to Mozilla.
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Jean-David Benamou
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sean Montague wrote:
I'm testing FF 1.5, and have an svg file with
Every time someone
introduces an extra XML language, all that I have to learn is what is
*specific* to that language, nothing else. With other formats, you
also have to pick up the tools, the quirks, the modes of publishing,
etc..
Granted that learning a new grammar is easily than
Thanks, I have this to share about the subject, based on what I got
here on THIS thread.
//the sandbox is a javascript object that draws all of the SVG objects
var mObjSandBox = new SandBox(parameters);
..
function SandBox( parameters)
.
.
my custom stuff here
.
this.down = false
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Hi ,
I have designed a SVG page. I am able to see it using IE on
mylaptop(I did install SVG viewer on my laptop). I would like to
see/access the same SVG page from the internet or atleast from my
colleague's machine in the same intranet as me.
Could anyone throw some light on the
If you need to upload the page to an existing web server on your intranet,
or you need to setup IIS (Internet Information Services) on your own laptop
(assuming you are running Windows).
Your best bet for help on this is someone at your own company responsible
for the intranet, or at least
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