At 19:24 + 17/9/11, Francis Hemsher wrote:
I placed the animation in an HTML5 file with inline SVG, and the
needed script.
A remote .js file has the spring constructors.
9 errors and tweo warnings in the HTML. It doesn't work in FireFox
7.0 on the Mac and in Safari you need to reload the
David Daley Wrote:
Better yet, rather than spend the energy doing these (the last one in
particular will be fun), why not devote similar energies into enhancing
either FakeSMIL or SMILScript (or helping to convince our friends at
Microsoft to do so), so that authors who don't want to spend
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, David Dailey ddailey@... wrote:
Also, not trying to pile on, but my curiosity surrounds the issue of what
things did you find that worked in IE9 that don't work elsewhere?
I have found that almost anything that works in IE9 works elsewhere already,
dark3251@wrote:
OK, show me a SMIL animation. I'll present comparable JavaScript that
will do the same, but better.
Deal. I had some key values laying around from a project I did a while
ago. I will be happy to look at how efficiently (and quickly) you can
make this animation
--- Jeff Schiller wrote:
if(user.indexOf(MSIE 9.0)==-1 user.indexOf(MSIE 10.0)==-1)
um...
I'm not trying to pile on here, but I can't fathom why you would design this
application for one and only one browser. To my count, you're serving 7% of
web users and leaving the other 48% (yes,
This is just not so. What 'very large portion' of SVG functionality does IE9
lack?
SMIL
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--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, dark3251 dark3251@... wrote:
This is just not so. What 'very large portion' of SVG functionality does
IE9 lack?
SMIL
SMIL is...dead,dead,dead. A bit of JavaScript can provide a much richer
animation experience than the canned methods of SMIL
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, dark3251 dark3251@... wrote:
SMIL is...dead,dead,dead. A bit of JavaScript can provide a much richer
animation experience than the canned methods of SMIL ;)
Dead? More like just being born...
First, I would disagree, because SMIL has the
OK, show me a SMIL animation. I'll present comparable JavaScript that
will do the same, but better.
Deal. I had some key values laying around from a project I did a while
ago. I will be happy to look at how efficiently (and quickly) you can
make this animation using JavaScript alone. Hell,
Whoops, messed that link up:
Animation http://static.dorshnik.com/test/keys.svg
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On Sep 16, 2011 10:56 AM, Francis Hemsher fhems...@gmail.com wrote:
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, dark3251 dark3251@... wrote:
fhemsher@ wrote:
7+48=55 ??
Anyone using Windows7/8 OS can access the app...U.S. stats: 48% and
increasing about 8% per month.
Not
Looks like filters are coming in IE10 (yay!).
On the other hand, it doesn't look very good for SMIL (boo) or SVG fonts
(meh).
And yes, Francis, by my count, 55% of the web can see SVG right now and only
a small portion of those are using IE9.
Jeff
On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 12:02 PM, Jacob Beard
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, dark3251 dark3251@... wrote:
Whoops, messed that link up:
Animation http://static.dorshnik.com/test/keys.svg
I've loaded the above into FF, Opera, and IE9/ASV.
All exhibit an obnoxious 'flashing' when the animation fires each time for
mouseover. FF
All exhibit an obnoxious 'flashing' when the animation fires each time for
mouseover. FF furthermore creates a stutter when the mouse is moved during
the outward pulse.
What I will attempt to do is to eliminate the 'flashing' so the pulse in/out
is as smooth as a babies bottom.
I
Francis Hemsher wrote:
OK, show me a SMIL animation. I'll present comparable JavaScript that will
do the same, but better.
Okay, give these four a try:
http://srufaculty.sru.edu/david.dailey/svg/SVGOpen2010/replicate.htm (Opera,
Chrome, Firefox, or IE/ASV)
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