The latest version of Firefox has native support for SVG (most of it,
mainly animation is yet to come). For Internet Explorer you have to
install the Adobe SVG Viewer 3.03, available on the website of Adobe.
Jeroen
Darrel Yoon schreef:
Can Mozilla Firefox support SVG? How to install SVG
John,
just a thought about copy-and-modify use of standards.
XMLHttpRequest is no standard but a modification of a standard from
Microsoft
getURL is no standard but a modification of a standard from Adobe
windows object in javascript is no standard but a modification of a standard
I think
yes, you can use
var ctm = myElement.getTransformToElement(document.documentElement);
which would give you the transform matrix from your current node to the root
element. Of
course you can use any other node in the hierarchy instead of
document.documentElement
as argument.
You can also use
Hello,
Could somebody explain again how to vote for this? I logged in with my
msn account, registered for something. After that I got the msn screen
again, after loggin in I got the register screen again.
Why do they make those websites so difficult? It's the opposite of
usability.
Jeroen
At 09:04 PM 4/26/2006, Guy wrote:
i'm trying to access the onload event on an image element.
H... I was baffled as to why this shouldn't work, so I tried the following:
image id=I x=20 y=20 height=300 width=240
onclick=carve(5,5) onload=alert('here')
xlink:href=../p17.jpg
try setting the onload from in javascript - that's what i'm attempting
and she no work.
David Dailey wrote:
At 09:04 PM 4/26/2006, Guy wrote:
i'm trying to access the onload event on an image element.
H... I was baffled as to why this shouldn't work, so I tried the
Can someone please recommend a reliable, inexpensive
web hosting company that supports SVG? I have very
few requirements:
1)supports .svg files
2)supports .svgz files (I found one that supports svg
but not svgz)
3)inexpensive
You can respond via private email if you think that a
public response
If you really want to install the Adobe plugin for Firefox, it can be
done for now. This can be handy for testing your SVG in Firefox and in
ASV without having IE open.
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Jeroen Vanattenhoven
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The latest version of Firefox has native
It is more difficult than it has to be, but the hoops you jump through
should mean that a vote carries more weight (in part because there
will be less participants).
I had to log in to Passport then register for the Connect part. After
that I had to choose the part that I wanted to participate
Peter,
I use www.hostexcellence.com. They allow you to set the mapping between
file extension and content type, which enables this. This works for my .svg
files but I haven't tried .svgz. You can check out a couple of embedded svg
files on my site at
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Hi all,
I'm coding an Open Source GUI for creating eLearning (www.flameproject.org).
At the stage of writing the initial output side of things (animated SVG
and Flash).
Looking around for how to embed bitmap/image data inside an SVG, but
can't seem
At 09:34 AM 4/27/2006, you wrote:
try setting the onload from in javascript - that's what i'm attempting
and she no work.
Oh... now I see what you're talking about --
I tried the following (avoiding your function() constructor to
simplify things):
I=svgDoc.getElementById(I)//the image
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Francis Hemsher
The voting is currently at 72 and counting...
(I looked at other voting subjects, and SVG can pull ahead of the
pack in voting interest.)
I think the knowledgeble comments with each vote are excellent,
showing a substantial
Hello, Someone knows how can i resolve the problem.
When i open a page with JSP/SVG content, the result is a windows with the
options (open, save, cancel,...).
When i use winXp i don't have this problem, but when i use win2000 or win98
the problem apper.
André Freire
I'd like to point out that this thing we're voting on is recognized as
an enhancement, not a bug (by the originator). While I agree with
this, I suspect it also means that votes are counted somewhat on a
curve (i.e. they give preference to actual bugs).
Just my take - BUT KEEP VOTING!
Jeff
Search here for schiller :
http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2006/03/24/560095.aspx#comments
And see the following comment from Al Billings (from the ieblog):
The requirement that people must log in with Passport to browse bugs
will be going away in an update to the site software in the next few
Hi, Francis-
Nice work getting this ball rolling. I'm not sure how much affect it will
have, but it certainly can't hurt. I also posted this to SVG.org.
Francis Hemsher wrote:
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| P.S. hopefully we will be a legitimate bug for IE8's native
| SVG Object.
There will probably be updates between
Have you guys tried
svgDoc.getElementById(I).reload();
?
On 4/27/06, David Dailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 09:34 AM 4/27/2006, you wrote:
try setting the onload from in javascript - that's what i'm attempting
and she no work.
Oh... now I see what you're talking about --
I tried the
Hi Justin,
This is possible - don't despair. :-)
Image data can be embedded as base64 encoded data. I don't have an
example handy unfortunately. Maybe someone else will be able to post
more info.
Guy
Justin Clift wrote:
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Hi all,
I'm coding
You can also use:
http://www.motobit.com/util/base64-decoder-encoder.asp
where you can import your image file then have it encoded into base64
format. THEN
append this data:image/png;base64, in front. (for png) or
data:image/tif;base64, for tif .. so on. (all the comma and the
colum,semi-column
Oh. Something I forget:
I have NO LUCK on IE(4,5,6) when using bae64 data encoding (except on
mime). Maby when you go thur ASV there is different.
On 4/27/06, Phi Tran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can also use:
http://www.motobit.com/util/base64-decoder-encoder.asp
where you can import
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Phi Tran wrote:
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Hi Justin!
Let me know if you 'really' want to do it. You can do simple object (about
5k) to write your embeded anything to the local file. Then href to there.
We have done similar and it works beautifully.
Thanks Phil.
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Cameron McCormack wrote:
Guy Morton:
This is possible - don't despair. :-)
Image data can be embedded as base64 encoded data. I don't have an
example handy unfortunately. Maybe someone else will be able to post
more info.
Hixie's data: URI
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John Coe wrote:
there was a sample of inline image on Adobe's page, it looks like they
removed it, but I found a copy of it here:( this one is inside a html page)
http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/~davea/Library/images/SVGAbout.svg
Heh, don't try
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