Child friendly SVG authoring tool?
Would anyone have expertise to contribute to the conceptual
definition of an accessible Child Friendly SVG authoring tool?
possibly leading to the creation of an SVG accessible AT microformat:
concept:
simple GUI
reduced set of graphical elements
keyboard
Hi Andreas,
In a way to have a better comprehension of JSON principles, could you send
me the php file that write the json code (like sendNameData.php) ?
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Pascal,
The great thing about JSON is that the principle is trivial.
The concept is to send a text string which is evaluated (usually through an
'eval' statement) in the client side. The string is verbatim the source code
that generates the structure on the client side. In other words, it is
Tell me about it, a complete nightmare.
Our apps solely work on SVG with some large companies and we are rewriting
our apps to work on IE and all the Native SVG browsers coming out. The
headache for me is these large companies are phasing out Flash availability
in the company. Yep no flash
Hey Randy,
I don't yet see how the Ajax/javascript approach could fill the
vacuum left by ASV's sudden demise.
I fully agree with Jon's response and I have nothing to add there.
However, I wanted to clarify that my proof of concept was purely
intended as a means of rendering static vector
Another huge issue for our firm is that FF (at least, haven't tested
opera) doesn't support compressed .svgz which ASV did.
Our clients won't be happy if we start sending 5+mb docs over the
wire to them, when with ASV they would compress down to under a meg.
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On 9/12/06 9:51 AM, Tim Hesse wrote:
Another huge issue for our firm is that FF (at least, haven't tested
opera) doesn't support compressed .svgz which ASV did.
Our clients won't be happy if we start sending 5+mb docs over the
wire to them, when with ASV they would compress down to under a
Tim,
I'm not sure where this misconception arose, but Firefox does indeed
support compressed svg (.svgz) files. You need to make sure your web
server properly supports directives though. As per http://jwatt.org/
svg/authoring/#server-configuration, for Apache this means for the
.svgz
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,
A nice discussion .. hard to refrain to add my point of view ...
Obviously ASV is widely deployed on intranets (and to some extent on
internet also) of companies
to help building really useful graphic applications.
I think the reason is SVG is way superior (and much simpler to
implement) to
for Apache this means for the
.svgz extension:
Content-Type: image/svg+xml
Content-Encoding: gzip
Would anyone have the proper setting for Tomcat's web.xml ?
TIA,
Larry
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Hi Lance
that extension was build only using a text editor. i have some
build script which packes the extension. as you allready found out
both the xpi and the jar file are only renamed zips.
the code is very messy currently. but if you like to hack on it
anyways, i'm willing to send you my
Hi,
I think these are the settings to look at:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.0-doc/config/http.html
Two attributes are needed assuming you wish to add additional
mimetypes:
compressableMimeType: The value is a comma separated list of MIME types
for which HTTP compression may be used. The
Why dont you get him to also load FF and turn on the ecmascript debugger?, so
you can see if you can catch the cause of the problem.
Could it be something silly like you have multiple js source files and for
some reason he is not getting one of them (serverside security for example,
or your
hi,
there may also be proxies involved. the hardcore-test is renaming (or
copying) your main file.
when clearing the IE-cache, you also need to call clear the viewed page
before (e.g. call about:blank).
another possibility is an old ASV-version.
andre
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Unless IE is caching somewhere I'm unaware of, it's not the cache. I've
tried jacking my security level to the highest setting, but instead of
any JScript runtime errors, which seems odd to me, running a javascript
function, I just get nothing. Very strange.
Sean
Sean wrote:
I'll look into
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Tell me about it, a complete nightmare.
Our apps solely work on SVG with some large companies and we are
rewriting
our apps to work on IE and all the Native SVG browsers coming out.
The
headache for me is these large
On Tue, 12 Sep 2006 16:51:10 +0200, Tim Hesse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Another huge issue for our firm is that FF (at least, haven't tested
opera) doesn't support compressed .svgz which ASV did.
Please do test... but yes, we do.
cheers
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Charles McCathieNevile, Opera Software:
Hi Andre,
I had him try Start-Run-'cleanmgr' and I renamed the file, neither of
which worked. I eliminated the global nature of the variables, and he
now just gets Microsoft JScript runtime error: Object expected. Very
non-descript. My errors, when they occur, name the variable and the
Sean,
I have never seen machine-specific errors.
As André suggested in his previous email, you may be suffering from some cache
effects with a cacheing proxy between your friend and the other your server.
Ronan
On Tuesday 12 September 2006 20:37, Sean wrote:
Hi Andre,
I had him try
I checked his proxy settings in IE, nothing that might explain the
issue. I also wrote benign text into the doc so he could view source and
let me know if it were there, which it was, to me indicating he had an
un-chached version. With regards to caching proxy between his computer
and my
It is amazing ! No answer nor any comment in almost 20 days!
Well I've found the error by myself. ASV do not accept the use of the
method name addEventListener as a test for checking its existence in
the svg object interface. So the code if( obj.addEventListener)
raises an exception which tells
Hi Larry,
I discovered something interesting about Tomcat while playing
with Opera svg/svgz. This may be of interest to others as well.
Tomcat sets mime types in its web.xml.
1. If you have an older Tomcat web.xml it may contain some bogus svg mime
types:
mime-mapping
I Agree with Kevin.
However I like to propose a 100% cross brower method to have SVG rendering.
with the minimum effort in incorporate, In the past, I have had it work on
Opera FF 1.0 IE 5.6. I am sure it also on IE7.
METHOD -1.
However it should not be a lone effort in defining API rather it
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