On 12/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thanks, I'll try that. What I had tried was:
>
> svgdoc.getElementById('image').setAttributeNS('xlink:href', 'image.png');
>
> and that doesn't do anything. It doesn't error, but it doesn't do
> anything.
Strange. In FF 1.5 if you don'
Thanks, I'll try that. What I had tried was:
svgdoc.getElementById('image').setAttributeNS('xlink:href', 'image.png');
and that doesn't do anything. It doesn't error, but it doesn't do anything.
Chris
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Hi,
I may have the wrong end of the stick here, but I think what you want is:
svgdoc.getElementById('image').setAttributeNS('
http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink', 'href', 'image.png');
-Jonathan
On 12/10/05, cmragsdale1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm new to SVG and need some help.
>
> What I ne
I don't how much I can help you, but you said the magic words here
in SVG-land, so that many folks may try to assist you: "I'm new to
SVG and need some help"
Just a thought..
SVG elements are GIF-friendly. Is there a way you can maintain the
background JPG canvas and overlay the SVG elements th
Hi, Geoffrey-
| The files section of this group and another website use CE or
| CEF files for examples without any explanation of what format
| this is.
CEF (Compact Embedded Font) is a font format Adobe uses in its SVG viewer.
Though it was intended to be an open specification, I'm not sure i
I'm new to SVG and need some help.
What I need to do is allow users to draw shapes on a jpg image (in this
case a map). This is all set up and working very nicely.
In order to get the jpg to serve as a canvas, it appears that the jpg
has to be part of the SVG document. I do,however, need to be
Hey Randy,
I missed this post earlier. A few months ago I would probably have
not fully understood your comments. But these times are so
interesing and dynamic for SVG, that now I am more than hopeful,
actually convinced, that you hit the nail straight on its head.
Regards,
Francis
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On Saturday, December 10, 2005, 2:40:24 AM, gee_whiz_bang wrote:
g> The files section of this group and another website use CE or CEF files
g> for examples without any explanation of what format this is.
g> It seems to be a compressed format of some sort, but what in the heck
g> is it? I have
The files section of this group and another website use CE or CEF files
for examples without any explanation of what format this is.
It seems to be a compressed format of some sort, but what in the heck
is it? I have not heard of this before, and I'm far from a newbie.
Since it is so non-stan
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> On Friday, December 9, 2005, 7:32:48 PM, Jim wrote:
> If its not well formed it isn't XML. I agree that the majority of stuff
> that looks lie XML on the Web is not well formed - its HTML, mostly, or
> 'save as web' html
Hi wei,
The spec doesn't provide a .setData() method, it actually provides a .data
instead. In other words you should use:
evt.target.firstChild.data = 'hello,where are you';
For more info see http://jwatt.org/svg/authoring/#asv-getters-and-setters
Regards,
Jonathan
On 12/10/05, zou wei <[EM
Hi, Wei-
Try:
evt.target.firstChild.nodeValue = 'hello,where are you';
But that will only work if there is already a childnode there (such as a
space or CDATA entity). Otherwise, it's safer to do this:
var myText = SVGDocument.createTextNode('hello,where are you');
newLabel.appendChild( my
On Friday, December 9, 2005, 7:32:48 PM, Jim wrote:
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>> --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "Leonard Rosenthol"
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> 6. It is relaxing for humans to write. So orderly.
>>
>>
Hi:
the following code works at IE+adobe,
but not in FF. should I use something other than
setData()?
thanks
wei
http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"; version="1.1">
Example text01 - 'Hello, out there' in
blue
On Friday, December 9, 2005, 5:37:27 PM, Doug wrote:
DS> Problem 1: Fragment identifiers (myurl.ext#fragmentID) in IE+ASV get
DS> lost when you are working locally. So, you can link to a Web-based
DS> resource, but not a local one. This problem doesn't exist in
DS> Firefox.
Its a limitation of th
As threatened in an earlier post, I have several new questions that
I've been toying with. I suspect someone knows.
1. Is there a way, using filters, to take an image A and produce it
photographic negative A', such that 255-C(A)=C(A') for each channel C
in {R,G,B)? I've fooled a bit with the fi
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> --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "Leonard Rosenthol"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 6. It is relaxing for humans to write. So orderly.
>
> 7. It is easy for humans to edit. So free of overheads.
The m
Hi, Ayrton (Senna?)-
Thanks for an amusing and well-stated post. I have never before heard XML's
verbosity used as an argument for it's brevity. Well done. :)
Regards-
Doug
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ayrton_senna_lives_ok wrote:
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| --- In svg-developers@ya
Some time ago, I watched a television show that linked the size of the US
space shuttle's liquid booster rocket to the distance between two horses in a
2-horse cart.
My point is that technology is built on top of old technology, and XML is such
an example. We have built so much on top of the XM
Hi Doug,
Doug Schepers schrieb:
> Problem 1: Fragment identifiers (myurl.ext#fragmentID) in IE+ASV get
> lost when you are working locally. So, you can link to a Web-based
> resource, but not a local one. This problem doesn't exist in Firefox.
>
That wouldn't be a problem for a rather closed comm
Compared to the Tower of Babel we had previously, XML is a shining
Wonder. I, for one, welcome our XML overlords.
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Hi, Tom-
Unfortunately, you are bumping into a limitation of the available viewers,
and possibly a problem with the language. Your example has a flaw, too. I've
encountered this before, and have an example [1].
Problem 1: Fragment identifiers (myurl.ext#fragmentID) in IE+ASV get lost
when you are
Hi,
I am a 3rd year computer engineering student who came to kno about
this group from svg.org, i am new to this field and want to choose SVG
as the area of interest for a project that I need to develope for my
Winter Training this semster. I would be glad if any of you could
suggest me some ne
Hi list,
i am absolutly new to svg and try to access elements inside the svg.
Waht i have now ist the following, but that won't work.
>
>"http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/1.1/DTD/svg11.dtd";>
> xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"; version="1.1"
> xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/x
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "Leonard Rosenthol"
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> Why does a file format/specification simply being based on XML
> make it better than one that isn't?
>
Why I prefer XML
1. It is text. Text is good for debugging over the wire because it
imposes no
> So there is no reason I couldn't use XPath to find the colour of the 53rd
> pixel on the 22nd row:
>
> /screen/pixels/row[22]/pixel[53]/@colour
>
> Or something or other like that! Anyway, the point is that the underlying
> data need not be stored in some memory-hungry, pointy-bracketed
> str
> It's not laziness, it's cost analysis. Reducing the number of formats
> is a gain of time, it's a better business decision than endless
> multiplication. Furthermore, most of the products I work on are in
> the mobile space where we have serious constraints regarding code
> size.
>
Mobil
Hi everyone
I've managed to insert into SVG binary data from BLOB MYSQL fields as:
http://us.click.yahoo.com/I258zB/QnQLAA/TtwFAA/1U_rlB/TM
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We hope to be online soon again.
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Leonard,
This is all true, but the key thing about XML is not its actual format
(i.e., angle brackets, quotes, attributes, elements, etc.) but its
*abstract* format. Take XQuery and XPath; with these languages you can query
any data that can be cajoled into 'looking like' a hierarchical XML
struct
On Dec 09, 2005, at 02:27, Leonard Rosenthol wrote:
> Granted that learning a new grammar is easily than learning new
> tools - but that's also a bit of an argument for saying that
> programmers
> today are lazy...
It's not laziness, it's cost analysis. Reducing the number of formats
is a
Thanks Marjorie. It's very kind of you to say so publicly. It would
certainly be very cool if InstantAtlas could get their content working in
FF. If they need any help I'd be glad to see what I can do.
All the best,
Jonathan
On 12/8/05, Marjorie Roswell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> You write be
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