I'm only using IE/aSVG as all my clients live in managed service land
of UK public bodies where everyone uses IE.
My approach is to embed an SVG in an HTML. The SVG is dynamic but all l
controls are run via JS in the IE view.
Data is fetched from the server as Raw XML using XLR. The returned
Hi Richard,
I'm sure there are many of in this situation!
Our App is a combined HTML/SVG data UI solution for govt depts are
who are all IE users
They will not be going to any other browsers any time soon (including
ie7) and Flash is not really a solution for us as one of the key
issues for
I'm using HTTPXML (for an IE/ASV solution)
with the format
var xmlDoc = new ActiveXObject(Msxml2.DOMDocument.3.0);
xmlDoc.load(url)
this all works nicely, XML data is returned, and the xmlDoc is rturned
to the calling function.
The XML is then parsed into an array. I put it into an array,
IIS 5.0 for SVG mimetype is relatively straightforward
I have some instructions here:
http://www.betamodel.com/iis5_and_svg_mimetype
hope this might help you.
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Earthlink offers UNIX/Apache. I may need to switch from a
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, domenico_strazzullo
However, I wonder if Adobe has considered including SVG support
within the Flash browser plugin. If that happened how would
browsers
distinguish who should render the SVG?
Good point. It would be however a positive evolution
not that i am 'in the know', but i think we will move forward with
three paradigms:
flex/flash on the public/consumer/entertainment/web2.0 front
vista/winFX/xaml on the business/intranet front
firefox/minority browsers/open source/svg/uml on the
developer/academic/science front
all these
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Interesting
Here is the reason why Adobe thinks you should use Flash (and not
alternative technologies such as SVG
Because Flash costs $ and Adobe makes money for selling the
product,
SVG can be done
[author's note: This is a bit of long one, adn not really about
developments in SVG, but where SVG fits into the big picture of
business and economics and why XML is better (than what?)]
The argument for XML is not really a technological one, but a
business and economic one. Which technologies
oops, i posted this before I had finished (both argument and
proofing) so it's full of typos, poor gramma and some missing syntax!
But i hope the trajectory is clear...
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[author's note: This is a bit of long one
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Jim Ley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The XML RSS feeds are broken all over the place, the HTML world,
well just
about anything can render that.
There's no obvious reason why the rendering needs to be shipped
around as
XML.
Jim.
you are
to http/sql stored procedure for IIS and
MSSQL
the resulting XML is the echo'd back. tasty
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On Nov 09, 2005, at 11:36, Garry Haywood
might really want
to test the sucess of the getURL method
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it seems that your getURL call is not happening, hence it nevers
calls f2(), and thus global is NOT after
see
you might want to test for sucess
!
Garry
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site to the other, so all requests go to the one server
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On Nov 09, 2005, at 11:36, Garry Haywood wrote:
the html pages that will contain the scripts that request the XML
are
on FirstClass Internet Services (which is an embedded appache
server,
so its pre-compiled
the document.domain must be the same in both documents.
e.g document.doman = mydomain.com
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I am serving an svg from another location from the original
document.
I want that svg document to acces the top level.
but am not
does anyone know of a way I can get XML content from sub1.mydomain.com
into an embed that is hosted on sub0.mydomain.com
where mydomain.com is the same server, but one is servered via non MS-
web server and the other via IIS (the xml from asp) via two different
IPs
???
I thought maybe I could
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I know with IE I can use a different port (so leave www requests
on
port 80 and xml requests on 8080)
Nope xmlhttp request is also limited
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site to the other, so all requests go to the one server.
does any body have a recomendation of good, cheap/free , proxy for w2000
???
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Hi Garry,
Watch your spelling! ;-)
-Jonathan
thanks, that's resolved an error yet to come!
but the real issue how do get object.responseXML into the DOM?
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So does it work now or is it still broken? If the latter it would
be good to
have some for info. Browser, version etc.
On 11/4/05, Garry Haywood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
it is probably my
i'm trying to load some XML into the DOM, for traversing and
manipulation
the XML is coming across from the server OK, but I can't get to it -
I'm assuming that I haven't attached it to the DOM correctly (or at
all)
can any one see a solution here:
SCRIPT
var req;
function loadXMLDoc(url)
and L commands) and the Pie Chart can be visualized in a PDA without
mistakes.
thank you very much for your help.
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there was also a very good thread a few weeks ago which solved my
problem with pie charts
there was also a very good thread a few weeks ago which solved my
problem with pie charts, but specifically helped me to understand the
use of arcs and ellipses
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/svg-developers/message/51838
hope this helps
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Doug Schepers
I think that Olaf has pointed out the solution,
I thought I would chime in a little, because it seems that what you
are seeing is the root node for *this* newly added XML segment
your data is in child nodes of this node, as per Olaf's explanation
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hai Garry,
thanx for your reply.that was what i expected.but a small note you
have helped in the area where in a single groupid you have circles
with specific id .but what i have used is every circle will be in
does anyone know if there are any SWiNE support groups forums etc out
there.
SWiNE is a really useful widget kit, imho, but because it lacks
documentation it can take a while to get you head round bits
I can now make widgets willy-nilly but'id like to be able to make some
stylistic and layout
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Hi Arty Charm,
I would use scripting. Cheers, Samy
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hi ,
i have a program done in svg. it looks like this,
you have
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Hi
i'm trying to change a pair of points in a polygon TAR (6 sets, 4
of which can be changed)
//the new points are assigned to a string]
nuPts = (rx) + ',' + (ry);
//the existing points are
ptsStr
if you're using IIS5 IIS 5.0
then I have prepared a little step through here with pictures:
http://www.betamodel.com/iis5_and_svg_mimetype
regards
Garry
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Hi dfi10x,
It seems that the MIME type for SVG is not
Hi
i'm trying to change a pair of points in a polygon TAR (6 sets, 4
of which can be changed)
//the new points are assigned to a string]
nuPts = (rx) + ',' + (ry);
//the existing points are
ptsStr = document.getElementById(TAR).getAttribute(points);
//set some var for looping through the
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Francis Hemsher
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Reading the posts on this list, just over the last month or so, has
warmed the cockles of my heart. There are serious developers that
are
trying to make SVG work. C++ and Java folks are, for some reason,
in the search of cursor solution for ASV I saw a demo with an anchor
A tag wrapped around a rectangle - this changes the cursor to be a
finger pointer (in IE at least)
is there any reason why this should not be used in lieu of cursors
being implemented in the viewer?
svg
you might also want to look at Kev Lindens Game of life implmentation
in SVG,
http://www.kevlindev.com/alife/life/
GoL is a matricised occupation simulation so most of the
impelemntation may help you
Peace!
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Bob
If you are looking to display this as astatic SVG this shouild be
very easy
you just need for each 22 or 21 the coords in your matrix
I would have each scenario implemented for avaiablity in XML
scenario id=scene_001
terrain x=1 y=1 occupier=21/
terrain x=2 y=1 occupier=21/
terrain x=3
you might also want to look at Kev Lindsey's Game of Life
implmentation
in SVG,
http://www.kevlindev.com/alife/life/
GoL is a matricised occupation simulation so most of the
impelemntation may be of help to you
Peace!
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Garry Haywood [EMAIL PROTECTED
on the mouseOver issue - i can't tell why it's happening, but I can
tell you what is happening...
i loaded a map - rolled the mouse around, and after a few mouseOvers
there was some overs that wouldn't show, but these seemed to be
repeatable
so I really zoomed in
at this point I noticed that
in ASV3 - and some other browser - because of the lack of cursor
implementation we use a shape overlay to stop the text tool being
avaiable on non-editable text
because asv6 has cursor this is not essential
however, would you say it was still good practice?
g id='non_editable_text'
text
How stable is AV6 ?
There are few items in ASV that we'd like to bring forward into client
work.
The users will be discreetly supported, so using ASV - and getting them
to download is no problem and offer support is same.
The issues are:
stability - will it survive user mania?
you may also want add the x and y to the filter with negative amounts
so you can see the full effect of the filter
glad it worked for you
Garry
svg xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2000/svg; width=100% height=100%
desc
!-- put a description here --
/desc
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Hi Everyone
maybe i m a bit late, but anyone noticed that Adobe has redesigned
their
SVG pages:
http://www.adobe.com/svg/
Adobe has taken a leadership role in the development of the SVG
specification and
the question remains:
what is the best way to programmtically begin an animation that
you
have added thru the DOM ?
i would still say beginElement is the way to go.
one way that is stable, add the animate tag by hand, and just
change
the attributes via script.
hth
Holger
the
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, zhg331 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
any help?
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, zhg331 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi group, I am a beginner with SVG. I want to know is there any way
to
draw railroad-like line with SVG. many thanks
If you mean is
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