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Hello there. Is there somebody experienced in
high-perrformance-tweaking of SVG implementation in Mozilla? I did
almost everything I could think about for optimization, but still, my
Submarine close-to-finish game
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And now I'm at the true important topics:
- is there somebody willing enough to not only play, but also help me
with betatesting the game?
- I'm still solving some small issues + designs, although game is from
90% ready,
arabic_pilot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hello everyone. My question is simple: SVG can be scripted with
EcmaScript. Does this mean that all all EcmaScript features are
available, like say, cookies and arrays?
Arrays certainly, but cookies are not part of
Andreas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hello,
How are json network requests made? Just with a regular xmlhttprequest or
getURL request
or with a different method? then use eval(xmlrequest.responseText), in case
of
xmlhttprequest?
yes, that's it, or use new
Andreas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I read about the JSONRequest object
(http://www.json.org/JSONRequest.html) currently
this is just a proposal that perhaps will be implemented in a future
browser?
I think it's reasonably unlikely, it's not a great
James C. Deering [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Read where Opera 9 had good SVG support, so I put up a small demo to test
filter effects on
PNG image files (ironic that I can't use vector graphics with-in SVG, but
thats another issue).
Vewed in Opera, it is
Andreas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Geodata in Europe is often very expensive to use. Geodata aquisition is
usually
government sponsored and income throgh sellling geodata covers usually
only up to
10-20% of the expenses.
Yep, please sign the
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Shouldn't you be putting this in a try,catch block? :P
He meant it when he said he was a cook!
?xml version=1.0?
svg xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2000/svg; width=4em height=4em
viewBox=0 0 100 100
rect x=25 y=25
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On 5/8/06, Jonathan Chetwynd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
two alert dialogues
Object SVGGElement (evt.Target)
symbol2 (evt.Target.id)
Firefox1.5
Mozilla shouldn't be doing
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maybe ask on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As far as I am aware there are no svg-enabled players today on mobile
devices
that support svg applications. There are some primitive static svg
implementations, but I have never seen an
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I'm wondering how to create ActiveXObject inside SVG file. I'm
building a GUI using SVG and I want to create Ajax request
that requires to create
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A few month's back in these postings, I saw reference to an excellent
javascript (I think) drag and drop example of two nodes (squares I
think) connected by an edge. When you drag the node, the connecting
edge drags with
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Great stuff David!
I encourage others to look at his site... nice representation of
someone who is both right brain and left brained.
I think most people have both a right and left brain...
Jim.
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XML is better because because it makes for interoperability, and in
the new business world metricification neccesitates interoperability.
And because XML has validation, it scores highly for interoperability.
The problem
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I was talking about why is XML is better for SVG than any other mark-
up,
yet your arguments focuses purely on non-human advantages, disregarding
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6. It is relaxing for humans to write. So orderly.
7. It is easy for humans to edit. So free of overheads.
The majority of
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Do you have any idea when the 0.4 alpha will be ready? And would you
advise against using it for a real world solution?
Having played with SVG# it's very good, I would say that you will not want
to consider using it for a
Garry Haywood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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does anyone know of a way I can get XML content from sub1.mydomain.com
into an embed that is hosted on sub0.mydomain.com
You can't, xmlhttp is not going to let this happen, just run a proxy on one
site to the other, so
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I know with IE I can use a different port (so leave www requests on
port 80 and xml requests on 8080)
Nope xmlhttp request is also limited by the port it can connect to, it can
only request back to the same port - in a
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I know with IE I can use a different port (so leave www requests
on
port
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site to the other, so all requests go to the one server.
does any body have a recomendation of good, cheap/free , proxy for w2000
You don't
jeff_schiller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
As far as I understand things, getURL() is ONLY for
asynchronous calls only and cannot be used for both synchronous and
asynchronous requests like XMLHttpRequest can.
You should _never_ do synchronous requests on the web, it's a complete
sara_j_porter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Anyone care to comment on the Google Maps API?
Sure, it's an API, it's very mappy..
When I searched SVG in the Google Maps Group
(http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Maps-API), some listings came up.
Yeah, both me and
jgfa92004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I have a svg file containing 36000 circles
That's a lot of circles! on a 1024x768 they'd all have to have a radius of
2 pixels so you could see them all, at 2px radius, there's no way you could
see they are circles. Do you
Jonathan Watt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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On 10/6/05, Richard Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is, browsers (such as Mozilla) decided long
ago to make a consistant stand.
Unfortunately not, Mozilla's DOM created from text/html documents are
namespace
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To make a current project viewable in FireFox, just to even start
that effort requires, reveiwing 50,000 lines of code and
incorporating NS in all calls for svg elements. That's just the
beginning, because the
Chris Lilley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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The IE plug-in interface strips of fragment identifiers when a URI is
passed across the boundary.
Er, IE works fine with fragment identifiers in http resources, as this
thread shows - IE strips fragment references from
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On Wednesday, October 5, 2005, 9:52:05 PM, Francis wrote:
FH Arthy,
FH you are limiting yourself by using title and desc syntax.
FH Try including attributes in each element such as title=my title
FH text desc=This is my
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Jérôme wrote:
But maybe if your HTML page show many images, it could be
converted to SVG. Otherwise, it doens't worth it.
But if HTML can't be 'converted' to SVG, why is everyone complaining that
Microsoft has invented its
Jonathan Watt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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On 9/21/05, Martin Honnen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Core/ecma-script-binding.html
http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-2-Core/java-binding.html
but I don't see any requirement in there that
jophof007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi,
On mine weblog I have some example code of running Kevlin GUI stuff in
Deerpark.
http://openmodeling.blogspot.com
John,
http://www.openmodeling.info/svg/linegui.svg is served as text/plain, any
chance of having it
Jonathan Watt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi Mark,
You're quite right of course. This would be the *real* way to do it,
and Mozilla happily returns true for both tests.
BUG! It should not return true for either, as it has not implemented
either, I'll raise a
Mark Birbeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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But as you know, the SVG spec defines a large number of possible values to
test for with DOMImplementation, not just do you have SVG?. So ideally we
should be able to test for the language features we want, without using
Mark Birbeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Sidewinder wouldn't be conformant or non-conformant. We just pass a call to
the methods on a DOMImplementation to the implementations that we've
instantiated to create that implementation.
I would still call SideWinder
meikelneu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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However, I am a big fan of Kevin Lindsey's slider. Since his slider
uses parseXML it will only run with the Adobe SVG plugin.
It's easy to add parseXML to Deer Park, just include this script:
if (!window.parseXML Window
Sherm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I've developed a web-based app that uses javascript SVG with ASV3
to run off a CD. Unfortunately, upon launching the initial window in
IE6, a warning appears in the info bar at the top of the browser,
prompting the user for
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Does ASV cache svg on client side or did I misunderstood ?
I'm not confident that it does, I've seen lots of cases where it makes
non-conditional requests for things that should be in the cache. I believe
ASV is buggy in
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My solution is to send the svg file on a cd to customers who have a
slow connection. But the problem with this approch is that the getURL
will not work because it wasn't downloaded from a server. I always
get an error
Steve Harwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I have had a look at XForms in a standalone SVG 1.2 doc and finally
got a simple test to work, the problem I face is that the rendering of
the XForms components in a standalone SVG is controlled via SVG
elements, ie you have
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There is a sample perl script in the book spidering hacks which is
currently available in bookstores. The code in the book has an
error in it but you would need to adapt it anyway.
I imagine Mapping Hacks will also be
rwkemper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I'm creating my svg by xslt. Everthing works fine so-far, but now I
want to declare a doctype specifying additional attributes for the
svg tags and later on specify additional elements at all.
No idea about the XSLT issue,
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I understand about the DTD not being useful to the renderer, but
what other ways are there to validate SVG besides validating
with an XML parser using the DTD?
Well, you can use a validating script that adds on the DTD
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Yes;-) Ehm, and I did forget to mention that Mozilla started to
check in canvas/ element support.
Yes, it's a great shame that mozilla and friends have decided to re-fight
the browser wars with inventing more proprietrary
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I haven't tried this, but is it possible to wait for the callback to
'report back'?
I.e.
var waiting;
function DoStuff(){
...
waiting = true;
getUrl(url, getCallback);
while(waiting) ;
...
}
function
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As far as I know, ASV3 works in IE but not in Firefox. For firefox you
should use ASV6.
The Adobe 3.01 security fix, also fixed this issue AIUI, so the 3.02 does
not suffer the problems described. Although it still
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I agree mostly, except it looks like they might start dominating
the mobile browser market.
The newest available Opera for Symbian is 6.2, that doesn't have SVG, no
date has been announced for even Opera 7 on Symbian, let alone Opera
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Yes, the postURL() function sends a query to the server that looks just
like what a form produces, so in the example posted you would have a
$test variable in your PHP as usual.
This isn't actually the case. the
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- will Firefox support getURL() and postURL()?
I don't know, I doubt it, it's not standard (yet) and mozilla already
supports it in other ways - although there is a patch knocking about.
You can support it in script
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AFAIUI svg onload=init(evt) cannot work if evt isn't a global
attribute.
This isn't true, the evt could just be a variable in the scope of the onload
intrinsic event, that doesn't mean it needs to be global. This
Andreas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Thomas DeWeese just released version 1.6 of the Batik SVG viewer.
There are a lot of scripting improvements and performance for MacOSX
was improved. Batik also already improves some of the upcoming SVG
1.2
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There are some simple Apache tricks you can use to send your XHTML
documents as application/xhtml+xml to up-to-date browsers and as
text/html to obsolete tag-soupers like IE.
That is however a very bad idea, because
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Hmm, perhaps no, I believe we should avoid the ?xml version=1.0...?
line because some browsers choke on it,
No, not browsers choke on that in an XML page. Of course some people
misguidedly serve XML documents
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And those are the competitors, not boutique SVG
providers, IMO. Perhaps the boutique guys apply more in the mobile
space, but I'm looking for some mainstream momentum on full SVG front.
A lot of the TinySVG stuff
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Here's the list of which devices ship with which engines:
http://www.macromedia.com/mobile/supported_devices/
No it's not! I have two of the phones on that list, neither of them ship
with Flash Lite, a Flash Lite viewer
Mark Birbeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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A preview is available of formsPlayer 2.0 and the Sidewinder Web
Applications Viewer 1.0:
http://www.formsPlayer.com/download/swviewer-install.html
* transparent background so that applications can
sit over the top
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I haven't tried but I've heard that scripting worked if you embed the
SVG inside some XHTML and use html:script to hold it. You only have DOM
Core (nothing SVG-specific, not even the uDOM) but that's already very
useful
Mark Birbeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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With the Sidewinder Viewer, we've made it so that you can create a
document
that contains XHTML plus SVG, XForms, and MathML, and it just works -- no
object tags, HTC files, or whatever. You can even refer to XBL files
academyhtml [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Take a look at IE's temporary internet files folder, it's littered
with Google map's tile gifs after a single visit
Yes, the tiles are precomputed static images, the directions cannot be
precomputed (well they could
Andreas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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how do you display 7 points on one screen? As far as I can
imagine, the screen must be cluttered all over.
Things like:
http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/intellistation/t221/
have 204 pixels per inch and 9million
Rick Bullotta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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That IBM thing is a toy compared to this g.
http://www.go-l.com/monitors/athens/features/index.htm
nah, they're only ~125 pixels per inch... that's not good enough, my laptop
is getting on for that.
Jim.
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On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 08:22:34 -0500, Thomas DeWeese
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Well, given
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/svg/faq.html#script
I hope it isn't required - see the link in that FAQ answer and note
that
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Jim, I do have lots of admiration for your science, but on this one
allow me, where's the evidence of what you say? You normally provide
it. Why not this time?
Sorry, I was being quick... Thomas has asked for
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Can you have overlapped getURL() calls to different URLS with
different async callbacks?
Yes.
Jim.
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How can I get the file URL and it's params ?
document.URL
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Jim,
thanks for the tip. URL in capitals works basically.
BUT I can't get back the params in the url. Looks like they are cut
off by IE6.
I just get file:://J:\\spicechip.svg
This always happen on file://
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Hi Jim, I don't know why you said Opeara employee said If...
since I found this resource in their website
http://www.opera.com/pressreleases/en/2003/04/24/index.dml
That's the annoucement of the Zoomon/Ikivo player
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Does anyone know which Opera browser version supports SVG for Symbian 60?
There are no known versions of Opera which support SVG on any platform.
Opera employees repeatedly use the If ... when discussing implementating
it.
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I wonder if they accept SVG with scripting or animation...
I hope not - imagine how annoying an animating wallpaper would be!
You can do it on windows... scripted wallpapers have some interesting use
cases as you
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BTW, You experts should get on Experts Exchange, so that people you help
can give you points!
but what do points mean?
Jim.
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I'm posting this in related to my shortest-path map project using SVG.
Anyone has djikstra coding in javascript i would appreciate having
it.I tried looking for it on the web but unsuccessfully. I just need
a very simple
Quang Nguyen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi everybody. I'm making a web map, if I implement zoom function by script
(set currentScale value), I can zoom to any level I want, but If I use
Ctrl
+ right click (ASV3), I just can zoom a few times (zoom level is
that's preposterous, in terms of accessibility the SVG1.1 spec is
broken.
Certainly, but you keep bringing back specific discussions, about specific
things, to the general SVG accessibility as a whole is broken. We were
specifically discussing tooltips, nothing more.
In no case does the
Jonathan Chetwynd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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If you read the bug report which I drew your attention to it mentions
UAG:
http://www.w3.org/TR/UAAG10/guidelines.html#gl-device-independence
specifically the first guideline makes it clear, that if you choose to
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,
is it possible to timeout a postURL request
from javascript ?? and stop waiting for the callback
function ??
Unfortunately not...
You can fake it of course by setting a timeout and then never responding to
the
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Is there a function to delete an object created using createdSVGPoint
()? In Javascript, can I just use delete on the object created using
createdSVGPoint() when I am done with it?
Just set any reference to it to
satnut28 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Just wondering if someone can help me on this one. I'm trying to
display an SVG file with a transparent background in IE. I can get
it to work fine using the embed tag with wmode=transparent, but I
fine it takes a long
Adam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Because I must use the Adobe script implementation, I cannot
use 'parent' or 'top' to reach the html page.
you've not explained why you MUST use the adobe script implementation,
there's no realisitic way to do what you want
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SVG 1.2 Appendix B.1: SVGTimer Inteface
I am trying to find new functionality that this requirement adds, and I
see none. From what I see, it requires scripting, and the major scripting
languages all have support for some things
Andreas Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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The handler simply alerts(resized) when the window is resized.
It works in Batik and in all browsers except Internet Explorer. In
Internet Explorer it works fine, if the second parameter of the .
addEventListener()
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Thank you Jim for responding so fast. We have developed an VBA macro
to re-edit. But installing and starting it manually by every
customer isn't comfortable.
Ah, that's a different problem then - I've no help on
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But you are limiting yourself to Adobe:
xmlns:a3=http://ns.adobe.com/AdobeSVGViewerExtensions/3.0/
That actuslly does absolutely nothing at all...
It does not render on mozilla 0.8 with native SVG.
Well it does use SMIL and
Vernari-Corami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Interesting the performance on IE
I guess we had in the past a short chat about it...I only like
very very much the Object treatment that Rhino does...As
far I know it's the only thing I've found heavily different
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I don't remember exactly but the loop:
for (var k in MyObject)
alert(k + = MyObject[k]);
doesn't work everytime in JScript, while in Rhino does...
What's myObject? if it's a script created one, they're identical,
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I have add a custom attribute to my SVG document :
?xml version=1.0 standalone=no?
!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD SVG 1.0//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-SVG-20010904/DTD/svg10.dtd;
[!ATTLIST text
Helena Caldeira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi people!
How could I put the Empty symbol in my SVG example!
I saw that the correspondent number is #8709; but it didn't work!
Seems to be very poor font support for this symbol by default (doesn't
appear to be in
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i may change the xlink:href attribute by DOM manip after doc load. but
this is what
onlick=location='location?blah='+jsval
thankfully avoids.
but only by relying on unspecified window object model methods, and SVG
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well, basically this sample is to be found in an SVG-only application.
thus there should be only one window object available and above should
change its location.
ah but there's no viewer that is SVG only and has a
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will work! also changing server works. i hope that this is the only
issue and that there are no more stupid changes of this kind coming in
future (a kind of too idealistic i guess).
There will be, that is why web
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Personally, with all this talk of killing Flash and writing
next-generation content authoringtools, I'd just as soon be happy to see
some creative uses of SVG by
application authors ... not forthe sake of SVG itself, but for the sake
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