On Thu, 2002-12-12 at 16:03, Sheng Huang wrote: > I am doing a project which is a cross-media content management system. > The basic component is an SVG-based Applet. Now my application can work > with SVG, CSS and JavaScript, but I can't make the HTML style link work. > Since our goal is to display everything on the JSVGCanvas, when a user > clicks on a link in an SVG file which is in the form of <a > xlink:href="http://www.xperient.com/index.html";>, we want to display the > HTML code on the JSVGCanvas. But the error I got is:
[snip] > > Does Batik currently support this kind of functionality? I doubt about > this because I also tested with Squiggle browser of Batik distribution > and it also did not work. Since this functionality is essential to our > project, could you give me some suggestion to work around this question > if Batik does not support? Thank you very much for your help. > > > With best regards, > > William > Last I checked, Batik's JSVGCanvas does _not_ support HTML. (Someone correct me if I'm wrong). I had this same issue and there were a couple of ways to handle it (I'm sure someone else can think of a few more): -- Create a LinkListener (I forget where it is, but it's in the Batik API) and have the link listener filter any "html" links. Then, render the link in a new frame that can handle HTML. -- Use javascript's onclick() rather than a normal link and open a new frame that can render the HTML (this is what I did). My requirements were a little different since I needed links to open in a seperate window, but it could be done in the same window by replacing the JSVGCanvas by a new panel/frame. Sorry if this is somewhat vague, but it's been a little while and I don't have my code with me. Perhaps I dig up some specifics for my implementation tomorrow. Good luck! jaaron -- jaaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
