Dear Thomas,
I have a problem with regard to displaying several scrollable content
blocks in separate areas of a single window if the height and width of
these dynamic blocks can't fit into. This question is similar to the
question you answered on Wed, 31 Jul 2002 ("Re: Newbie Question
JSVGComponent"). I think two possible approaches for my situation is
number 1 and number 3.
To use no. 1 approach, I can create multiple JSVGCanvas objects and put
scroll functionality into these JSVGCanvas objects. The scrolling
functionality should be easy to achieve. Since I want to keep these
content blocks in a single SVG file although I also use xlink to display
external SVG files as image elements on one of these areas, I prefer the
no.3 approach.
To use the no.3 approach, I need to use Javascript to make
scrollpane/scrollbar for a content block if its size is larger than the
restricted area size, then use mouse events for scrolling control. Could
you tell me which approach is better for my question? And could you give
me some suggestions about the Javascript implementation?
With best regards,
William
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