I believe Adobe want not spend anoyher money on implementing SVG
plugin compatibility for Vista/IE7, and that's why they announced it.
It is very sad, since now SVG is geting more and more popular :-(
If they could be at least so helpful to open source codes of ASV 3 /
6dev to community...
M.
Ronan,
many sounds like the dawn are almost universal.
cheers
Jonathan Chetwynd
On 5 Sep 2006, at 17:47, Ronan Oger wrote:
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I think it is a good thing that Adobe ends the SVGViewer, because everybody
knows in the meantime
that Adobe has a new technology Flex/Flash and SVG is competing to this. Now
SVG has the possibility
to grow to a nonpartisan standard which is not influenced by one company
But the way Adobe tries
Geoffrey,
just a question. Do you know whether XAML is workable on IE7 windows XP, which
will be installed by
MicrosoftUpdate without installing NETFramework 3.0 too?
Armin
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Geoffrey
Jon,
That was beautifully written. Thank you for your work and advocacy in the
SVG community. What's the next step for our community to take, regarding
items 3, 4, and 5?
Margie
On 9/6/06, jon_ferraiolo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Pat,
Now that I am a member of the community and no longer
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
Hello all
I'm new to this group so I apologise if this has been covered
somewhere before (no google or yahoo results though!)
Background
We're looking to adopt SVG formatted documents to produce our
images, so far everything is excellent and going to plan except when
we get to our Macintosh
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, zedkineece [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using ASV 3, and the 'item' element belongs to Adobe viewer's
custom context menu option.
There are no errors, and when I inserted your code, there are still
no errors and no change in color.
I am not able
Margie,
Thanks for the kind words. In terms of possible next steps, I suggest
finding a way to express your point of view (professionally, of course)
within a blog or a forum that Adobe would read. (I don't know the degree to
which Adobe monitors this forum and I am not sure what other industry
Unfortunately, I am behind US Government firewall, and I cannot FTP.
I will look at your approach and see if I can implement into my solution.
Thanks for all your help thus far.
kmartin7
On 9/7/06, Martin Honnen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- In
Ah!
I have been so engrossed about getting this done on time, I just realized
that the color is set by a style attribute. Now a totally different quandry:
how can I only access reset the color in the style attribute? Here is my
style string:
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, chris_hughes22
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all
I'm new to this group so I apologise if this has been covered
somewhere before (no google or yahoo results though!)
Background
We're looking to adopt SVG formatted documents to produce our
We can't rely on Microsoft, just like we shouldn't have been
comfortable relying on Adobe, to do the right thing and implement
native support for SVG for free. There are business considerations
that will always take priority. Even if they do it, I fear
compatibility issues - their browser
Here is my dilemma. I have pasted a portion of the code to show what I have:
***
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-16?
svg version=1.1 onload=InitContextMenu() preserveAspectRatio=xMidYMid
xml:space=preserve viewBox=-0.317924 -8.41906 14.3537
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wrote:
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, chris_hughes22
chris_hughes22@ wrote:
Hello all
I'm new to this group so I apologise if this has been covered
somewhere before (no google or yahoo results though!)
Geoffrey Swenson wrote:
Why should I pay almost $1000 for Flash and its tedious,
user-hostile graphic editor, the non-intuitive and overly animation-focused
timeline editor, when the same $1000 buys me the MSDN library including XAML
that was designed from the ground up to be a programmable
Building an IE plugin on top of Mozilla source sounds so appealing and
yet disturbing at the same time. A Mozilla/Cairo SVG plugin for IE
does sound like it could be a viable technical solution (though I have
no exposure to the source to say how big an undertaking it'd be). I
don't know what the
Jon,
Do you seriously believe that Adobe will change its plans and modify
the course of Flash/Flex to please one or two companies with no
impact on Adobe's business?
Come on Jon, among all people you should know how Adobe misslead
everybody in the SVG community during the past few years.
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 Geoffrey,
I agree with your analysis. Here's my soapbox for what its worth :)
Speaking honestly as a small independent developer, without an IE
option sticking with SVG is not really feasible, switching to Flash narrows
options and now also has a questionable life expectancy,
On 9/7/06 1:19 PM, Jeff Schiller wrote:
So where are the open source, cross-platform SVG 1.1 viewers ? What
about taking the Mozilla base and developing a browser plugin from
that for only SVG support? What about candidates like AmanithVG and
Renesis for a SVG 1.2 viewer? Let's get a
I figured it out:
function changeStrokeColor(e)
{
document.getElementById(MSSA).setAttribute('style', e == MSSA ?
'font-family:Verdana;font-size:1.4px;stroke-width:0.015px;fill:#E1;stroke:#E1;stroke-linecap:round;stroke-linejoin:round'
:
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 available for
downloads after
Jon,
I believe Adobe will consider extending the support and availability
of the SVG viewer as a potential problem (even if minor) for Flash
and Flex. Why would they maintain a free product which is perceived
as a competitor to their paying product?
About the possibility to open source the
So much for W3C establishd standards. How can you just walk away
from this on such short notice?
How can M$ and Adobe be part of the W3C when they do not adhere to
what the group is all about? SVG has been around for nearly five
years and is not slated to be part of IE7 - sad...
--- In
Hi folks,
I want to alert the SVG community to a variation on SVG that might prove
interesting over the long haul for interactive vector graphics.
First, a bit of background. I left Adobe in May to join IBM where I am
leading a new industry initiative, the OpenAjax Alliance. This alliance
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
On 9/7/06, Doug Schepers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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
You can get visual studio by itself (without MSDN) for about $500. But it
sure is nice having access to all of that other stuff on MSDN.
I will check out the Flex2 stuff and see what I think about it, though.
However, it is going to take some getting over the bad taste of Flash.
amy people have
Guy,
I have been biting my tongue, but your email was too provocative.
Generally, I agree with your points. My additional comments:
* The open source phenomenon is huge. The same phenomenon that transformed
the server world (what with LAMP) is starting to affect the client world.
Although the
nobody understand?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Js Language,i use the following code,but svgList has no value!
var pathElement=svgDocument.getElementById(_Pie2);
var svgList=pathElement.pathSegList;
i want to know whether the dom
Yes, you can access the DOM via javascript. What is pathSegList?
On 9/7/06, jiang_liuchang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
nobody understand?
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com svg-developers%40yahoogroups.com,
jiang_liuchang
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In Js Language,i use the following
Actually Jon, I agree with both of your recent points... you stole my
thunder on both accounts! ;)
1) Watch out for Dojo 0.4 for the cross-browser 2D graphics API (VML
on IE and SVG everywhere else). I've been hearing good things,
anyway.
2) Watch for IE8+ (i.e. something after IE7) to
Microsoft is not going to be abandoning XAML any time soon. XAML is the
graphics engine format for Vista. Dialog boxes, and graphical applications
can be designed interactively in XAML tools to be included with the next
version of Visual Studio and then compiled and/or interpreted to produce
Jon
I hope you're right!
My cynicism is born of over a decade of exposure to web technologies,
however I do remain hopeful that things will improve.
It has always stunned me that anyone would use proprietary, closed
technologies when superior, free, standards-based alternatives exist.
Kurt Martin:
Yes, you can access the DOM via javascript. What is pathSegList?
I imagine it is the 'pathSegList' attribute on the SVGAnimatedPathData
interface.
Liu Chang, there is nothing wrong with your syntax there. You don’t
mention what SVG implementation you are using (Firefox, Opera,
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