Emmanuel Blot schrieb:
>> SVG hasn't popped up on the list yet, as far as I remember, but jQuery
>> is XML ready, so you should be able to use it for manipulating SVG...
>
> I should say I'm a bit confused with the way SVG works.
> I'm using Firefox 2 (with the debugger)
>
> For example, a test page contains the following element:
> <circle class="jtip" stroke-width="3" stroke="#f0b8b8" cy="170.0"
> cx="281.0" r="29.0" fill="#a03030"/>
> but when I move the mouse over this item, Firefox reports
> mouseover target = <svg class="[object SVGAnimatedString]">, ...
>
> I'm confused about the class property here.
> Indeen, I can select any 'circle' item with $("circle"), but as soon
> as I add a class selector, such as $("circle.jtip"), jQuery finds no
> match.
>
> Is there a specific syntax for SVG? Am I missing something obvious ?
>
> Thanks,
> Manu
The special class selector exists for HTML only. In XML such as SVG an
attribute with the name "class" is just an attribute as every other
attribute and there's no such special selector.
Try: $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]"jtip"]')
-- Klaus
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