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I got rather stuck with what I thought should have been fairly easy. I
wanted to put an SVG object in a web page and then resize it upon loading
the web page and maybe manipulate it again later, as well.
function resize(){ [...]}
is basically the setup.
In the function resize, I do a basic scr
Actually, I just did what I should have thought to do last night, and
removed subsequent actions from my function, and found that it actually
loads the image fine. It's something that happens *after* that point
that is making the image disappear. Thanks for the assistance anyway. :-)
Guy
Guy M
HI Martin
Yes, that's what I'm doing, though it's not being triggered by a mouse
event. What I am doing is loading a new image's URL via a call to a perl
script using getURL/XMLHttpRequest then using setAttributeNS in the
callback to set the xlink:href attribute of my image element to my new
i
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "Jeff Schiller"
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> That web text is years old when SVG was in its pre-natal infancy.
Sure, and since they didn't bother to remove it while revamping the
page that means it still applies, I figure.
> However, I wonder if Adobe h
Hi Alex,
A very nice comparison of SVG with other kind of graphics software.
I would add only, that any file of raster graphics is far bigger,
than a corresponding SVG file. This is important when downloading
animations from the web. If someone is interested, I can show this
with few example
On 4/13/06, Jeff Schiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> --- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "domenico_strazzullo" <[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >
> > OT but somehow related: I don't know how long the updated svg page
> > at Adobe has been on, but it states "Adobe has taken a leadership
> >
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, Guy Morton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm seeing a weird problem. In ASV, if I reset an image's xlink:href
> attribute the image updates to display the new image. In FF the old
> image disappears, but the new one doesn't appear in its place.
>
> Have I j
--- In svg-developers@yahoogroups.com, "domenico_strazzullo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> OT but somehow related: I don't know how long the updated svg page
> at Adobe has been on, but it states "Adobe has taken a leadership
> role in the development of the SVG specification and continues to
>
Hi there
I'm seeing a weird problem. In ASV, if I reset an image's xlink:href
attribute the image updates to display the new image. In FF the old
image disappears, but the new one doesn't appear in its place.
Have I just stumbled onto a shortcoming of FF? If so, is there a workaround?
Please h
Hi,
Thanks for your response.
I was (and still am) under impression that d="M4000 1000 L4000
1300M7000 1000 L8000 5000" means that the "pen" should be moved from
point 4000,1300 (end of first segment) to point 7000,1000 without
drawing anything. Isn't this always the correct behavior?
If the len
You are correct. There is a line from 4000,1000 to 4000,1300 and from
7000,1000 to 8000,5000. This should be it.
Jeroen
ACasualObserver schreef:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for your response.
>
> I was (and still am) under impression that d="M4000 1000 L4000
> 1300M7000 1000 L8000 5000" means that the "pen
Hi,
Thanks for your response.
I was (and still am) under impression that d="M4000 1000 L4000
1300M7000 1000 L8000 5000" means that the "pen" should be moved from
point 4000,1300 (end of first segment) to point 7000,1000 without
drawing anything. Isn't this always the correct behavior?
Ahmad
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Opera 9 preview 2 is excellent in rendering filters like
and , although still terribly
slow under heavy load (while also using on the same
scene), but with some patience they do happen. With non primary
colors the fade out on peripheral regions is uniform and smooth,
which is not the case wi
> I actually find Opera browser the worst browser to work with ( but have
why is that? From the usability point of view it is one of the best
browsers in my opinion.
I use all browsers, and I can tell that MS IEx is definitely the
worst. I don't understand why most companies are still using MS I
Opera is the most brilliant browser there is. I've been using it from
version 7. The GUI is somewhat difficult in the beginning, because you
can configure practically everything about it. But after a short while
it is a wonderful experience. It's also the fastest browser out there.
It is incred
Dear All,
If you happen to have a copy of JackSVG, could you please mail me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Actually, i tried to get a free copy from the web but all the sites are
sure to direct to titanium and it says, the titanium server for
downloading JackSVG is not working properly or "server failu
I actually find Opera browser the worst browser to work with ( but have
heard its the most strict when it comes to standards, so it should be
the browser we all should get it working in )
With Firefox and IE on PC and Safari / Firefox I am having at least
some joy but Opera.
My theory
On 4/13/06, Richard Gnyla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Its getting there but how come Opera with such a small percentage of the
> browser market can be ahead of Mozilla with SVG?
What's market share got to do with being better? I thought the tradition is
the more market share you have, the crap
I am trying to make our application cross browser compatible and it's
getting there but there are parts that you should test before
implementing for example I found out the other day that Opera beta does
not support (yet) the text ' hanging ' , ' mathematical ' etc...
Also whats messing me up
Hi Jeroen,
This is indeed very related to the labeling problem.
http://www.carto.net/williams/yosemite/
has a very primitive label placement algorithm (only one iteration
currently.
It starts with the more important labels and places them first. It
tests whether the label runs out of the map edg
Hi Alex,
I had a very brief look at it and did not find any immediate problems.
I would though add Opera9 as a native SVG implementations as well and
add that other browser vendors are also working on native SVG: Apple
with Safari and KDE with Konqueror.
Opera9 is at least equal with MozillaSVG,
> Opera's scripting and support for filters is impressive, and took me
> a bit by surprise -- most of the things that don't work there are my
> fault (I haven't rewritten the code to be cross-browser compatible
> since I thought it didn't matter).
hey - did not know that Opera 9 supports filter
Hi,
indeed there are differences. Thanks for pointing this out.
But how do you know what the correct behaviour is? Should one start
again with stroking for each segment or continue from the last segment?
As far as I know there is no strict definition for this problem in the
spec.
We will discus
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