Hello,
I want to learn how to do data requests with json. I am looking for hello world
examples.
I am not interested in any more complete Ajax frameworks but just the network
requests
using json.
If you could provide me with any basic examples it would help me a lot.
How are json network
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Hello,
How are json network requests made? Just with a regular xmlhttprequest or
getURL request
or with a different method? then use eval(xmlrequest.responseText), in case
of
xmlhttprequest?
yes, that's it, or use new
Sorry to be completely dense, but does ASV V3 refer to
http://www.buraks.com/asv/
or to
http://www.adobe.com/svg/
?
Who exactly is distributing the software under discussion here?
Thanks,
David
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Hi David,
the acronym ASV stands (at least on this list) for Adobe SVG Viewer. The
current stable
release is version 3 and there is a technology preview 6 (which is stable in my
opinion, but
didn't go through a lot of QA).
Unfortunately Adobe seems to have stopped development of this viewer
Jim,
thanks for confirming. Good to know that I don't need any additional js
libraries. So I use
the usual transfer mechanisms (.getURL and XMLHttpRequest()) depending on
what's
available and instead of XML just transfer javascripts objects and arrays.
You wrote that this substantially
Hi,
I'm getting started in SVG, and want to target the Mozilla browser
only. From my first looks at SVG, it looks as though I could waste a
lot of time trying to get Adobe SVG viewer examples working in Firefox.
Is there any introductory book which is particularly relevant to SVG
in Mozilla?
Hi All,
can somebody help me in obtaining scrollbars in svg.
The problem is, when i display a svg in a web browser, it is not
obtaining scrollbars even when my svg view is out side the window of
the browser.
I can pan and see my svg. Is it possible to obtain scrollbars in the
web browser such
I don't think there are SVG books specifically for Mozilla.
It would not make sense to target a single SVG viewer implementation. A book
should
target the specification and not a specific implementation. As the history of
SVG shows,
viewers appear and disappear but the spec remains constant.
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I read about the JSONRequest object
(http://www.json.org/JSONRequest.html) currently
this is just a proposal that perhaps will be implemented in a future
browser?
I think it's reasonably unlikely, it's not a great
Perfect, thanks!
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Hi Dan.
dancooperstock:
I'm working in Firefox 1.5. If I have the following SVG code:
line x1=10 y1=100 x2=10 y2=140 stroke=gray
stroke-width=1/
line x1=10 y1=100 x2=10 y2=170
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It would not make sense to target a single SVG viewer
implementation. A book should
target the specification and not a specific implementation. As the
history of SVG shows,
viewers appear and disappear but the
Hi again,
Here is my question.
I am coding for IE6. and ASV3.0 in Apache Web server.
I have a group element used as a canvas to draw dynamically shapes
using javascript and SVG DOM.
Now how can i save the content inside the group element in order to
load it again a later time for further
I'm trying to get audio to work in SVG and have had no
luck. I looked for examples on the web and have found
basically what I want.
This link will bring you to an audio example -
http://svg-whiz.com/svg/multimedia/audioSwitch.svg
I'm trying to mimic the svg code from this site, but
my code
Brett,
Until SVG 1.2 begins to be implemented by browsers you have one of two
choices for audio in SVG:
1) Use Adobe SVG Viewer's proprietary extensions that play audio
2) Use Opera 9 in which they've implemented the WHATWG-proposed HTML5
Audio object (non-declarative, script-based)
Firefox
On 5/18/06, Phi Tran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/18/06, Andreas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Phi,
I don't understand this at all.
As I understand it, the final result through this magic process is a
static raster image.
What is the benefit of receiving a static raster
Just like any web application, you're referring to the resource file
(sealab.mp3) using a IRI reference. If you're just saying
xlink:href=sealab.mp3 that means it needs to be in the same
directory/path as the SVG file. If you're saying
xlink:href=http://somedomain.com/somepath/sealab.mp3; it
http://people.mozilla.com/~vladimir/xtech2006/
About 5 slides on SVG and 14 on canvas (including some stuff on
Canvas3D).
What got me about this presentation is the slide-pack has about 8
slides with some really cool-looking canvas demos: a video game, a
plush web-stat chart, funky
Hear, hear!
Jeff, contact me offlist and I can give you some of my SVG eye-candy.
It seems like some Mozilla folks (with very notable exceptions) have a case
of not invented here (where here is anywhere but the W3C). In the face
of such a blatant bit of FUD, I feel I have to serve as an SVG
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I also disagree with Vladimir, but for different reasons. :-D
I strongly dislike canvas (but I'm not familiar with this whole
stack-based drawing concept either), but SVG isn't better or worse (in
my opinion) for any of the listed reasons so far.
The reason SVG is better is because it exists as
Brett,
When I get the time, or someone else does a working switch would be
useful.
in the meantime each of these files demonstrates sound on event in SVG:
ASV:http://www.peepo.co.uk.index.svg
Opera 9:https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=221793
Safari -
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