Le Jeudi 26 Janvier 2006 07:50, pix.cube a écrit :
Hi Cameron,
I've checked the script and it turns that it only checked for the old
images/svg-xml mimetype support. I've included the newer
images/svg+xml mime type and this seems to work now. Would you mind
checking it again for me.
Thank
Thank you Sylvain, I will have a look at that and see if I can get it
fixed.
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Le Jeudi 26 Janvier 2006 07:50, pix.cube a écrit :
Hi Cameron,
I've checked the script and it turns that it only checked for the
In the mean time I've arrived here !
http://www.zend.com/zend/tut/tutorial-PDFgen2.php
From this point it should be very easy of including SVG into PDF. I will try
soon to create with a comercial tool a PDF with a single line in it and an
other one with the line and SVG. Than should be cleare what
First, thanks to all who replied!
If you are serving already-created SVG graphics, then those can be
compressed, which also eliminates most of the data file size issue.
Yes, it would be something like this, I guess. Also, once the page is
displayed, I would like to animate the content using
I have generated svg and now I try to save locally on the surfer HDD with :
...
echo text x=\525\ y=\120\ text-anchor=\middle\Click to Save
SVG/text;
echo rect onclick=\document.execCommand('SaveAs',false, 'ap2.svg')\
x=\450\ y=\102\ width=\150\ height=\30\ fill=\red\
fill-opacity=\0.2\/;
...
It
Yes, that's true.
I can give you a nice example of an SVG mapping application which uses a
database for GIS data, PHP, XMLHttpRequest for getting the data, and
JavaScript for the application itself. I will give you an idea of what
you can do with it.
You can find a lot of GIS applications at
Hi,
In response to the Geoserver vs MapServer post:
Actually I've found Mapserver to be irritating. After downloading the
windows installer and setting it up, it doesn't fully work and you
have to download all these additional *nix libraries for a variety of
ad hoc sites and compile then as
Goran Pusic wrote:
First, thanks to all who replied!
If you are serving already-created SVG graphics, then those can be
compressed, which also eliminates most of the data file size issue.
Yes, it would be something like this, I guess. Also, once the page is
displayed, I would like to
i just any one see my photos.
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We are developing an SVG pedigree drawing system that basically
produces a family tree with interconnecting lines and colour overlays.
The problem is that we're experiencing an intermittent crash with
internet explorer which results in the following message being logged
in XP's event viewer:
Hi all
Is it possible to add a string (which is an svg(xml)) as a node
( for e.g. svg
g./
/svg)
to an svg document.
I have added svg elements to an svg document by using var a =
createElement(string)and doc.appendchild(a). But in the above mentioned
case
I don't agree that SVG is the best solution without a
more complete list of evaluation criteria (it doesn't
have to be long, but probably longer than the 4 items
you listed) and how the various solutions compare.
Two things that were on my list of evaluation criteria
when I was evaluating the use
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Is it possible to add a string (which is an svg(xml)) as a node
( for e.g. svg
g./
/svg)
to an svg document.
You need tools to parse the SVG markup into DOM nodes, then you can
Hi all.
Here's my problem. I have a Delphi app that uses an embedded ASV
control and I can load and display svg graphics quite nicely. I have
used external js files and also added eventlistners from the Delphi
code. Now, I would like to be able to call a Delphi function from
within the svg
This is what I did,
var nodenew = parseXML(g id='newnode'/, document);
grpAtt.appendChild(nodenew);
Thanks
Nathan.
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Is it possible to
Hi,
I've figured this out! I'd forgotten to put the priest2 element into the
new file. What was confusing was that it complained about this before
executing begin() and gave a line number in the error message which also
implicated begin(). I suppose the message is that a JavaScript error
Again, I find both Mapserver and Geoserver OK, but I do suggest that when
starting MapServer on windows, you use MS4W, the Mapserver for Windows
package,which includes Apche webserevre, Mapservre, PHp and lots of other
stuff. I let students download the MS4W package
I'd like to create a circular path in SVG and place circles on it,
like charms on a bracelet.
I'm very familiar with placing text along a path via the textPath
element.
Just wondering if other SVG elements, like circles, can be similarly
placed.
Haven't yet run across how to do this in SVG.
Hi Doug,
you can define a custom font (the letter 'C' e.g. could be a circle)
and then you use textPath as usual - either use percentage values for
the startOffset attribute or use script to calculate the offset for
more complex paths.
Some samples:
Thanks Heiko.
In a millions years, I wouldn't have thought of your very interesting
solution to my problem. This area of SVG, defining custom fonts,
perhaps it's under-appreciated, underutilized, often overlooked.
Doug
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Hi Sylvain and Cameron,
I think I may have been able to resolve this problem now. Would you mind
testing it again for me at http://www.pix-cube.com/cubeview.php
Thank you,
Pix-cube
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Hi everyone,
I have a small SVG implementation at http://www.pix-cube.com/cubeview.php . It
shows a pseado-3D cube of images and the idea is to click on the images to be
taken to a specific website.
The problem is that in Firefox and Opera native support the SVG file is
displayed in an
pix.cube:
I think I may have been able to resolve this problem now. Would you
mind testing it again for me at http://www.pix-cube.com/cubeview.php
Works now.
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Quick question: Is there any way to set the mouse cursor position?
I'm working on expanding my SVG drag library and I'd like the ability
to constrain drags in a particular direction (only be able to drag a
slider left/right, not up/down, for instance).
However, I seem to have no control over
Hi, Jeff-
Jeff Schiller wrote:
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| Quick question: Is there any way to set the mouse cursor position?
No, there is no way to do that. The idea has been floated in various
circles, but there are security issues that would need to be resolved, for
one thing. (Example: moving the cursor to the
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