I think I found what the problem is but I'm not sure if it is a bug, feature or my mistake. The SVG looks like:
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"; xmlns:myns="........"> <defs> <symbol id="ASYMBOL"> <g> <rect width="100" height="62.5" ry="5" x="+3" y="+3" /> <rect id="EVENT_GENERATOR" width="100" height="62.5" ry="5"/> </g> </symbol> </defs> <g id="LISTENING_NODE" myns:type="mytype" .....> <use xlink:href="#ASYMBOL" x="195" y="702" width="622" height="394"/> </g> ................. </svg> When I click on the rectangle with id "EVENT_GENERATOR", the event gets propagated to rect[id="EVENT_GENERATOR"]/g/symbol[id="ASYMBOL"]/defs/svg rather than rect[id="EVENT_GENERATOR"]/g/symbol[id="ASYMBOL"]/g[id="id="LISTENING_NODE"]/svg so the listener never gets notified. Is this the way is supposed to be of is it a bug? On Tuesday 09 November 2004 16:02, Thomas DeWeese wrote: > Alessandro Di Bella wrote: > > You are right. Registering a listener with the root node, it gets all > > the fired events so at some points they get intercpeted. > > > > if for 'pointer-events' you mean standard swing mouse events, I guess > > that the standard mouse interactors (zoom, apn, etc.) would be listeing > > for them. > > No, there is a CSS property called 'pointer-events' that allows you > to adjust what geometry can generate events (see the SVG > specification for more details). > > > Any idea on how to find out where the problem is? I'm not too proficient > > in client side programming :-( > > You can look at the 'target' of the event. This is the element > that 'initiated' the event. I would print this out and try to > figure out what element it is in the document (it can be > helpful to print the parent tree and id's if they have them). > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
