Hi, George–
If you don't have any luck finding a general SVG group, you might see if
there are any d3.js groups in the area. It's a very popular SVG script
library right now, and it does deal with some map types.
Regards–
-Doug
On 8/16/13 12:13 PM, george wrote:
Greetings to all.
I am
Hi, folks-
Some of us who are interested in having a geometry API available in
browsers (for finding intersections, matrix operations, and sundry
niceties) have started the W3C Geometry API community group [1][2].
We'd love for interested parties from this list to join the CG to help
us
Hi, David-
Thanks for the thoughtful and concrete reply.
On 6/7/13 10:25 PM, David Dailey wrote:
You've made a lot of good points here about CSS being more popular
than SVG: more people care; more people can edit the spec; the range
of applicability (to HTML as well as SVG and other domains)
Hi, Joe-
Hi, On 6/7/13 11:59 AM, Joe Doll wrote:
My only input is that the text wrapping feature should be able to be
turned on and off. If you don't, people will want to do things with
text, and the wrapping will be trying to make sure that they don't.
Great point. I'll make sure to specify
Hi, Andrew-
Thanks for your feedback.
On 6/6/13 4:42 AM, AndrewB wrote:
Wrapping text using the CSS box model seems like a great idea to me
because it means I (and others) only have to become familiar with one
model for most text layout tasks.
Yup. I think that's the real power of the
Hi, folks-
Some of you may remember me, though I haven't been very active in this
list for a while. I work for W3C, I'm on the SVG Working Group, and I've
been developing SVG apps and docs since about 2000 (though I'm a little
rusty with development :D). I'm writing today to mention a proposal
Hi, Jeff-
Thanks for the thoughtful questions.
On 6/5/13 11:01 AM, Jeff Schiller wrote:
I guess that height would also be needed for vertical fonts?
Yes.
CSS is a bit clumsy there, unlike XSL-FO, but as improvements come on
the internationalization front in CSS, SVG would just inherit those
:57:42 -0400
Doug Schepers d...@schepers.cc wrote:
Hi, folks-
Some of you may remember me, though I haven't been very active in
this list for a while. I work for W3C, I'm on the SVG Working Group,
and I've been developing SVG apps and docs since about 2000 (though
I'm a little rusty
Hi, David-
Thanks for the honest response. I'll try to address your comments as
best I can, and I hope you can bear with me in detailing your issues so
we can arrive at a mutual understanding of the situation.
On 6/5/13 10:41 AM, David Dailey wrote:
I suspect you already know that I’ll not
Hi, James-
On 6/5/13 7:52 PM, jamesd wrote:
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Doug Schepers wrote:
As regular users of SVG, I'd like to know if there are any
considerations we should take into account, if you feel this would
meet your needs for use in SVG, or if you have any concerns
Hi, Jason-
On 6/5/13 11:42 PM, Jason Barnabas wrote:
I would love to have text wrapping, even if it's only in a
box to start with. This will beat the multi-line or text on
a path I have been using.
If you could fill a shape with justified text that would be
even more awesome.
Yes, that
Hi, Pranav-
I've spent a good bit of time doing SVG accessibility research, and I'm
interested in what you're doing here. Just for some background, I
hacked a browser-extension screen -reader, FireVox, to support SVG, and
tested various kinds of data visualizations for their general
Hi, Andreas-
Andreas wrote (on 3/26/11 10:40 AM):
Text selection works fine in any browser (yes in Fox4 too, but you can't see
the selection).
I can't select discrete runs of text in FF4. I can only do select-all.
Am I missing something?
In some tests, it seems to me, that text in ause
Hi, Jacob-
Jacob Beard wrote (on 10/17/10 3:59 AM):
Note: DOM Level 1 methods are namespace ignorant. Therefore, while it
is safe to use these methods when not dealing with namespaces, using
them and the new ones at the same time should be avoided.
Thanks for digging that up. I think the
Hi, David-
ddailey wrote (on 10/16/10 9:39 PM):
I know that
R.setAttributeNS(null,fill, red)is the proper construction (for SVG
but not HTML), rather than
Actually, that works with any XML language, XHTML included (provided it
is real XHTML, and not served as text/html).
Hi, David-
ddailey wrote (on 10/7/10 7:49 PM):
There used to be a link on svg.org that talked about server
configuration issues (mime types and the like). The SVG Primer
pointed to it. Then it went away, so we found a place on Planet Svg
that seemed to have even better information and
Hi, Jake-
Jacob Beard wrote (on 10/6/10 8:51 AM):
Does anyone know who runs planetsvg.com? The site has been down for at
least the past several days (returning HTTP 500 Internal Server
Error), and e-mails sent to the webmas...@planetsvg.lnlabs.com e-mail
address mentioned in the returned
Hi, Jonathan-
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote (on 9/5/10 10:33 AM):
is there a way to reloadgroup from source?
the document contains a large group every line of which is altered
using script, in this case four stopwatches.
obviously one could cycle with script through every object and reset
to
Hi, folks-
Juca, you silly Inkscape developer, SVG Tiny 1.2 is for mobiles, and it
has audio and video elements.
Raks, you may be able to use a data URI as the href attribute value of
the audio element in SVG Tiny 1.2; it depends on the implementation.
While SVG doesn't explicitly mention it,
Hi, Paul-
paulroubekas wrote (on 8/18/10 10:26 AM):
The URL does not work anymore. They had an SVG viewer called RENESIS
http://www.examotion.com
My understanding is that they did go out of business.
Since the next version of all major browsers will support SVG, their SVG
viewer was perhaps
Hi, Folks-
I think David is right, a mask is the correct thing to do here, but it's
not very intuitive.
It does seem strange that there is no easy way to reverse the clip-path.
Last week, I filed a feature request to add it in SVG 2; that doesn't
help right now, but it will make things
Hi, Robert-
Robert Schwalbe wrote (on 7/18/10 12:15 PM):
Is the SVG 1.1 (Second Edition) Specification available as a PDF file?
I am aware of the W3C specification (html) at:
http://www.w3.org/TR/2010/WD-SVG11-20100622/
but I've been searching for the pdf equivalent for some time
Hi, Guys-
As one of the list moderators, I have tried to stop this. I've looked
through the subscriber list for a clue as to how this is getting
forwarded, but nothing obvious was there. I have asked the SVG-in-Daisy
moderators to look into the problem several times, but they have no idea
Hi, Samy-
Samuel Dagan wrote (on 12/16/08 3:27 PM):
Just by a superficial look on your code, you better change:
fill = symbole.getAttribute(fill);
with :
fill = symbole.getAttributeNS(null,fill);
(Look at http://jwatt.org/svg/authoring/ )
Hope that this will do the job.
Having been
Hi, David-
Brilliantly, hilariously written. You should repost this in a blog for
wider exposure and posterity.
Regards-
-Doug
ddailey wrote (on 10/10/08 9:54 PM):
I noticed tonight that the number of hits returned by Google to a
search of Silverlight now slightly exceeds the number for SVG
Hi, Fulio-
Please see:
http://jwatt.org/svg/authoring/#namespace-binding
Regards-
-Doug
Fulio Pen wrote (on 9/22/08 3:01 PM):
When opening following files with IE and Opera, the renderings look good:
http://www.pinyinology.com/test/hanzicode.svg
Hi, SVG Community-
Please see this thread for details on the discussion so far:
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-svg-wg/2008JulSep/0339.html
Regards-
-Doug
Doug Schepers wrote (on 9/19/08 2:58 PM):
Hi, SVG Community-
Based on feedback from browser vendors, and following some
, so please do let
us know if this impacts you (positively or negatively).
If possible, please send comments to the SVG public list, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Regards-
-Doug Schepers
W3C Team Contact, SVG and WebApps WGs
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Hi, Folks-
Sorry about that... the original post was to the old member-only SVG
list, and I didn't notice that it wasn't posted to the new
publicly-viewable list. I'll post a new link soon.
Thanks-
-Doug
Doug Schepers wrote (on 9/19/08 2:58 PM):
Hi, SVG Community-
Based on feedback from
Hi, Rashid-
Rashid Mahmood Akhter wrote (on 8/10/08 2:02 AM):
I am trying to get the text string from an svg document whenit is
clicked by the mouse. I can get other attributes of text but I no luck
with the text string.
Anybody has done this and share the code.
svg
Hi, Owen-
Owen Corpening wrote (on 8/2/08 5:33 PM):
If I have a proper svg file drawing one line saved as a .svg file,
it draws (in firefox3), but rename it .html it does not. Is this
as designed?
As Robert described, it will render in some browsers if you use the
.xhtml extension. The
Hi, Tak-
Cameron McCormack wrote (on 7/19/08 7:57 AM):
takpoli:
To display a text, we place a string x2y2 into a TextNode by:
td = document.createTextNode(x2y2)
and link it as the first child of a text object. How can we get back
the string from td? Is there some utility can do that
Hi, Jonathan-
~:'' ありがとうございました。 wrote (on 1/17/08 4:52 PM):
unfortunately SVG1.1 doesn't support keyboard events**.
That's not quite accurate. SVG1.1 doesn't *specify* keyboard events, but
neither does it not support them. It leaves it up to the User Agent
(the browser) as to how they are
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Doug Schepers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi, SVG Community-
At SVG Open 2007, we promised to announce preparations for SVG Open
2008
in late December or early January. I thought I would kick off the
New
Year with an informal preliminary call
Hi, Leonard-
Leonard Rosenthol wrote (on 12/26/07 10:28 PM):
On 12/20/07, Erik Dahlström [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not sure you have to convert the SVG:s. A quick search for pdf embed svg
gives you a couple of examples
Some of other methods were dropped by Adobe in Acrobat 7, and the
of you there, and to helping review your
presentations.
Happy New Year!
Best Regards-
-Doug Schepers
W3C Staff Contact, SVG, CDF, and WebAPI
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Yahoo
Hi, Richard-
Richard Pearman wrote (on 12/19/07 1:50 PM):
Hi,
As you may know I do a web comic, mostly in SVG. I've recently found a
site called Wowio (I think) which pays you for having people download
your books in PDF and some web comic creators are using it. The ideal
thing would
Hi, Zafar-
This is the sort of thing that's covered in the CDF Working Group's new
WICD specs. I've got an example on my site. [1]
To pass parameters to an SVG, use the object element with child
param elements. Each param element should have name/value pairs with
the 'name' and 'value'
Hi, Fulio-
I suspect the problem may be on your end. I've seen several posts by
you, and your account shows that you should be receiving individual
emails. Perhaps you need to update your email address on your account?
Your messages do seem to be getting through, as you can see on the Yahoo
Hi, Julie-
jgfa92004 wrote (on 10/7/2007 5:18 AM):
I have svg files that can be opened only with IE7. Is there a document
that describe how to make a svg file compatible with the dom
specifications.
Jonathan Watt wrote some SVG authoring guidelines for this very purpose.
They should
Hi, David-
David Dailey wrote (on 10/3/2007 10:41 AM):
Does anyone yet know when or where this is likely to happen?
The cycle of funding here makes it easier to start planning early.
We recognize that late announcement makes it difficult for attendance
(for presenters and audience alike).
Hi, shydisturbedboy-
shydisturbedboy wrote (on 9/29/2007 6:13 AM):
do i have to register all the elements in the svg? i tried adding
event listeners on the root element but i can't click on an
element.. i can only access the root element.. how can register all
the elements all at once?
What
feedback!
[1] http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/Test/
[2] http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/
[3] http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/feedback.html
Regards-
-Doug Schepers
W3C Staff Contact, SVG, CDF, and WebAPI
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Hi, Dave-
dave wrote:
Does SVG 1.2 support node repositioning in a graph?
This could mean a lot of different things. I suspect that you're asking
SVG 1.2 support relative positioning, such that dragging a particular
shape with connected lines will also reposition that end of the lines.
Hi, raytigres-
raytigres wrote:
I have tried embedding a Flash with both image and embed tags,
with and without TYPE=application/x-shockwave-flash.
SVG doesn't have an embed element, so that wouldn't work anywhere
(unless you used it in a foreignObject element, though that's not very
Hi, Chaals-
Charles McCathieNevile wrote:
On Fri, 08 Jun 2007 12:50:15 +0200, Domenico Strazzullo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yesterday I spoke with an Adobe person and to the direct question ...
Did you disable SVG in Webkit for Apollo? I got this direct
answer ... We did disable it but
Whoah there, Turbo! You seem to be racing to some really strange
reactions. Enough with the conspiracy theories and ad hominem attacks.
Paul asked a pretty straightforward question. With Microsoft, Adobe,
and Sun have all stepping up their efforts in similar spaces to SVG, and
Adobe
H, Paul-
I think Steven's got a pretty sane assessment here. In reality, Adobe
haven't truly supported ASV for years. As I've said before on this
list, Renesis is gearing up to be the active replacement for ASV, and
while it still has a way to go, it is making good progress.
Because you're
Hi, Lenny-
Lenny wrote:
Besides Adobe's SVGViewer.exe, what else is out there?
I looked in the links section of the website and found a bunch of
developer and conversion tools, but nothing for the client side.
By the website, I assume you mean wiki.svg.org? You may have been
looking at
Hi, Geoffrey-
You've really pushed my patience to the edge.
This list is for questions about SVG development. It's not a forum for
you to rant against SVG or promote other technologies. As I said
before, there are constructive ways to have such conversations, but you
are willfully avoiding
Whatever.
not everyone can express their concerns as well as me... I guess you
figured a joke would lighten the mood?
~:'' ありがとうございました。 wrote:
Doug,
once again I feel you are taking yourself, the list, its members and
SVG far too seriously.
get a life and live a little. there's
Hi, Geoffrey-
I think you may have felt a little stung by comments on this list, but
as I said, I have no intention of kicking you off the list. You are
welcome to your opinion. Questions or answers to SVG technical issues
are welcome here: irrelevant boosting of Silverlight is not.
Hi, Z T-
Z T Minhas wrote:
This is a group dedicate to helping technical issues related
to SVG. Moderator please kick these agent provocateurs off
the group. I want information about SVG and how i can
incorporate such in my applications. I don't want 3rd party
fake viral marketers
Hi, Stephen-
I think you have a fair question and I wish I were more informed about
the technical details of Silverlight to answer you more intelligently;
learning more about Silverlight is definitely something on my short list
(embrace and extend, anyone?).
But I think I'm in a position to
Hi, Kevin and Geoff, et al-
As owner of the SVG-Developers list, and as a strong supporter for open
standards, I'm going to ask you politely to stop evangelizing
Silverlight on SVG-Dev (as I've asked for self-moderation in the past
regarding Flash).
I have nothing against Silverlight, and
Hi, Patrick-
Actually, I'm kinda surprised this works at all in FF and Opera... :)
The 'href' attribute is defined in the XLink specification, and is
merely referenced by the SVG specification, so it's in the XLink
namespace. Therefore, you need to use the 'setAttributeNS' method.
Try this:
Hi, Kevgor-
kggsystem wrote:
Why should or would MS support SVG in IE? really...
Microsoft basically has it now (today released as Silverlight).
Microsoft is not a single entity. The IE team is completely separate
from the Silverlight team, and in fact they compete for resources within
Hi, Kevgor-
kggsystem wrote:
Yes, you're right it's just speculation, but it's pretty
interesting...
Here's a post I found from about a year back
http://blog.codedread.com/archives/2006/06/02/ie72-to-support-svg/
Here it says Microsoft publicly stated IE will have core engine
Hi, Dave-
The Microsoft IE team has a strong stated policy of not breaking
existing content. I would expect this to apply to VML as well.
Regards-
-Doug
ddailey wrote:
FWIW, IE7 continues VML support. I hope they don't discontinue it since for
some (simple) things I like the option of
Hi, Harvey-
Harvey Rayner wrote:
does anyone know of a utility i can use to round path values to required
decimal places?
You can do this with the magical power of Regular Expressions! Open the
file in any editor with regex capabilities, such as RegexBuddy or
TextPad (I use these tools, but
Hi-
While SVG is designed with accessibility in mind, the accessibility User
Agents do not seem to be taking advantage of this.
For example, JAWS does not currently seem to have any support for SVG.
I have just spoken to Freedom Scientific (the makers of JAWS) on the
phone, and sent them an
Hi, Andreas-
Andreas Neumann wrote:
I also don't see how microformats can help you to improve
accessibility in a graphics format, a graphics viewer and a graphics
authoring tool. Please enlighten me.
I wrote a blog post that mentions a microformats-in-SVG approach toward
Semantic Web and
Hi, Jonathan-
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
the query resolves to was the tag tree conceived and designed with
navigation by the blind in mind
or is it tag soup ~: leaving all the work to the UA.
something like the old html mess we got in before xhtml, but very
different.
There is no
Hi, Aaron-
I have to respectfully disagree with David (a fine and intelligent man,
to be sure), and dissuade you from using embed. I use iframe, and
find it to be robust, as well as standards compliant.
Regards-
-Doug
Aaron Gray wrote:
Okay, I have settled on embed.
Thanks for the
Hi, Larry-
lpmlabs9 wrote:
The decision by Adobe to pull support for their plugin is causing
concern by current and potential clients of SVG-based components that
I have built.
That's unfortunate. In reality, Adobe has not supported ASV for years
(except for plugging security holes in a
Hi-
Jayne De Sesa wrote:
Just wanted to report that on my RIM Blackberry 7290 Wireless Handheld
v4.0.2.49 (Platform
1.8.0.142) I only got the following message:
An error was encountered while transcoding this file (Error: An internal
error was
encountered while transcoding this file
Hi, Jim-
I don't work for Adobe or Microsoft, but the following is my best
information.
Jim wrote:
I just read that Adobe has decided to redact their decision to make
the Adobe SVG Viewer go end-of-life, but I cannot find that in
writing on Adobe's website. I believe this is a myth.
Hi-
Last week, the panel of judges for the SVG logo contest decided upon the
finalists and the winner of the contest. We are pleased to announce
that the winning entry is available for viewing here:
http://svglogo.com/finalists.html
Over the next few weeks, we will finalize the actual form
Hi, Jeff-
Jeff Schiller wrote:
I agree - 'brand recognition' is important and I thank 6th Sense
Analytics and everyone else behind the contest - I think the winning
choice looks really nice. Seems like orange is the new black ;)
Thanks, I do too. Harvey did a great job. I thought
Hey, Cameron-
Cameron McCormack wrote:
Another good thing to do when you’re cleaning it up is to make a version
of the logo that has the actual “SVG� string as a text element, with an
SVG font.
I'm way ahead of you, my friend. And I'm adding in a graphics-only
fallback with a title
Hi-
Like Barend, I also use SVGMaker. It's good stuff.
Regards-
-Doug
Barend Köbben wrote:
I use SVGMaker ( http://www.svgmaker.com/), an SVG printer driver to 'print'
SVG slideshows, including a navigation tool, from eg. PowerPoint or
OpenOffice, etc...
__
Barend Köbben
International
Hi, Mahesh-
You need to include the namespace for SVG and XLink in the SVG root,
like this:
svg xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'
xmlns:xlink='http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink'
width=100% height=100% style=fill: white; fill-opacity:0.7
This tells FF (and conforming SVG viewers) that the
Hi-
I made a minimal test case that shows how odd this bug is, and filed a
bugzilla report [1]. It only happens when you insert text via mouse
events, not via load events.
[1] https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=360869
Regards-
-Doug
jnick421 wrote:
I have an example and can shed
Hey, Guy-
Not to speak for Tim, but I think he was asking for an minimal test
case, not a full application where the error was occurring.
If you are having trouble specifically with the text in the tooltip, can
you break that out into the simplest test case that illustrates the
problem? You
Hi-
Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
On 11/3/06, CPK Smithies [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For present purposes, the significant issue is that SVG - and XML
projects generally - are being designed to support the ordering and
design of information in a logical way. The presumption is that the more
Hi, Leonard-
Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
On 11/2/06, Doug Schepers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, please don't take what I say next personally. ;) Also, these are my
views, not necessarily those of the SVG WG.
I won't - don't worry! In exchange, you can't take my comment
as attacks
Hi, Leonard-
Congrats on your new post. Your experience with PDF and SVG make you a
valuable team member for Adobe, I'm sure.
So, please don't take what I say next personally. ;) Also, these are my
views, not necessarily those of the SVG WG.
Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
On 11/2/06, Andreas
Hi-
For those of you who don't know, I'm not a big fan of CSS. In general,
I don't care much for the set of problems they chose to solve or not
solve, and I'm not convinced that the manner in which the solutions were
approached was a good choice in retrospect. To be fair, it may be that
the
Hi-
richard_smith_ons wrote:
I don't know if it's possible to do a real progress bar like in
Flash. Below is my code for a fake one. [...]
In the same idea, is there a way to do like Flash when it is first
loaded : Displaying an image like Loading… while all the loading
is fully
One more thing to make deploying SVG easier. :)
-Doug
Original Message
Subject: DO NOT REPLY [Bug 39436] - Duplicate and Incorrect MIME Type
for SVG
Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 16:16:55 -0700 (PDT)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=39436
Hi, starki-
starki_chr wrote:
CIAO
I've have a set of dynamically created barcharts that call
via onclick a java-script function to create a tooltip showing
information for the clicked barchart.
This functionality is already implemented.
Now I would like be able to delete this tooltip
Hi, Pat-
Paton J. Lewis wrote:
In response to customer feedback, Adobe has extended customer support
and download availability for Adobe SVG Viewer. Customer support for
Adobe SVG Viewer will now cease on January 1, 2008; downloads of
Adobe SVG Viewer will cease on January 1, 2009.
For
Hi, Jonathan-
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
Doug,
given the underwhelming response, so far 0 yes nill null nix online
SVG editors, it might be as well to draw a team together to work on a
web2.0 version, for which I have some excellent proposals
I applaud any such project, but just
Hi, Ronan-
How embarrassing! I didn't realize that there was still a copy of that
on my site. It was one of the first things I wrote in SVG, 5 years ago
or more, and it only works in ASV. To the extent that it does function,
it is buggy and poorly written (although a neat idea to this day).
Hi, Guy-
Guy Morton wrote:
Yeah, but it's not too professional-looking to have to give a list of
abandoned websites that happen to host the plugin and hope that joe
public will trust that any software thus downloaded isn't riddled
with virii and worms. who's going to guarantee that it
Hi-
Charles McCathieNevile wrote:
You can wait for Firefox to finish their implementation...
I believe it is possible to write a javascript parser that changes
animation into javascripted stuff. I am not sure how efficient it would
be, and whether anyone has done it...
I have a
Hi, Richard-
My experience with Dojo is not all that comprehensive, and like you, I'm
just starting to look into Dojo2D (I'd exchanged emails with Gavin
Doughtie, but only on a preliminary level). But I'll answer your
questions as best I can.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, at least
Hi, Chaals-
Charles McCathieNevile wrote:
Adobe is a company. It is irresponible for them to make bad commercial
decisions.
In fact, it is not only irresponsible, under US corporate law, it is
illegal for corporations to make decisions that harm their shareholder's
stock (see the
Hi-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I spose we are now in the hands of
http://www.gosvg.net/
I just want to note here that the team behind the Renesis SVG viewer is
under new management... there is a new company, EmiaSys, with only the
core technical staff, and with a different financial
Hi, Jonathan-
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
In case of complete mozilla SVG developer obtuseness as currently
available in bucket loads: it is an accessibility issue, a usability
issue and if commonsense and commercial realism aren't enough an
enhancement request as well. However they know
Hi, Jonathan-
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
In case of complete mozilla SVG developer obtuseness as currently
available in bucket loads: it is an accessibility issue, a usability
issue and if commonsense and commercial realism aren't enough an
enhancement request as well. However they know
Hi, Richard-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Doug
Yeh it would be good to perhaps have some idea of where we are going, our
apps rely heavily on SVG (closed apps that have logins) but my head is
spinning at the moment what to do. Maybe I should leave it for another 12
months and then start to
Hi, Jonathan-
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
Doug,
I don't know what else is falling apart in your life, but you need to
take a break.
Actually, my life is going just fine, but thanks for your concern. In
fact, I will be taking a nice vacation in a few days.
my previous email was clearly
Hi, Jon-
I feel the very same way. We need a standardized way to deliver audio
and video, that's clear. There are some detractors of SVG that complain
about audio and video being in SVG, but it needs to happen somewhere
(and after all, it's really just extending the hosted SMIL).
I think
Hi, Geoffrey-
Yes, I for one welcome our new vector format overlords. ;)
I do agree that Flash is a little underpowered in the programming side
(from what I've seen). But XAML is way too overworked. I think SVG is
in a sweet spot between the two, and it's based on standards that are
widely
Hi, Jeff-
As usual, I think you hit the nail on the head.
I have been taking stock on exactly the options you have gone over.
Mozilla is open source and of high quality. Renesis has made good
progress and is planning some very interesting things for their October
release. Amanith is just
Hi, Jon-
jon_ferraiolo wrote:
Hi Marc,
I think you misunderstood me. I was replying to Margie about how
best to encourage Adobe to change their policy. I agree that Adobe
isn't likely to rethink their commitment to Flash/Flex, but they
might rethink some other things, such as making ASV
Hi, folks-
There is a FAQ associated with this announcement, but of course, it's in
Web-unfriendly PDF. I'm forwarding on the text version for your
information.
Not only are they stopping support for the viewer, which is reasonable,
but they are preventing anyone from distributing it other
Hi, Ronan-
Ronan Oger wrote:
Yeah right, and compete with their own product? Doug, you are optimistic to a
fault.
Perhaps. But if you don't ask for something, you're unlikely to get it.
This announcement from Adobe had a rather tentative tone in parts,
suggesting to me that they might
Hi, Jonathan-
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
I'm really concerned about your claims to understand accessibility
and intentions to update the 2000 SVG guidelines.
I never claimed to understand every issue involving accessibility, nor
do I think you or any one person does either. This is why I
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