At 18:39 8/12/2005, andre m. winter wrote:
hi,
I don't see the drawback of disabling pan zoom since you application
will probably have a specific user interface for zooming panning the
map. Or do you mean with as a cartographer that there are a lot of GIS
applications which currently use
Except for people (e.g. with a mobility impairment) who
- can't use a mouse, or
- can't use mouse and keyboard at the same time.
When you think users, don't assume that everyone is fully able-bodied.
yes, but a majority is. for them well suited interfaces are needed. for
the others
At 13:35 12/12/2005, andré wrote:
Except for people (e.g. with a mobility impairment) who
- can't use a mouse, or
- can't use mouse and keyboard at the same time.
When you think users, don't assume that everyone is fully able-bodied.
yes, but a majority is. for them well suited
hi christophe
my intention is to have a full functional interface, as much as the
actual technology permits (and reaches technically speaking some
significant percentage of users). concerning map interfaces, my
philosophy is to make them supernumerary, as much as possible. i can
think about
Andre,
take a map and let users (or yourself) zoom in. once you know there is a
ctrl+drag, you never touch the archaic + and - buttons anymore. it
really makes a difference in usablility.
Is this impossible when disabling zoom and pan? Is it possible to work
this out using JavaScript and
Andre,
take a map and let users (or yourself) zoom in. once you know there is a
ctrl+drag, you never touch the archaic + and - buttons anymore. it
really makes a difference in usablility.
Is this impossible when disabling zoom and pan? Is it possible to work
it out using JavaScript and event
hi,
take a map and let users (or yourself) zoom in. once you know there is a
ctrl+drag, you never touch the archaic + and - buttons anymore. it
really makes a difference in usablility.
Is this impossible when disabling zoom and pan?
no
Is it possible to work
it out using JavaScript
Zoom Pan operations on SVG maps are quite common. Mostly those
operations are implemented changing the viewBox attributes. Is it
possible to achieve the same effect using currentScale and
currentTranslate? Not for example on the root svg element, which mostly
represents a user interface, but
hi Jeroen,
Zoom Pan operations on SVG maps are quite common. Mostly those
operations are implemented changing the viewBox attributes.
the problem is that viewBox manipulations are incompatible with
currentScale/Translate because on every setting of new viewBox values
Andre M. Winter - Carto.net schreef:
First of all, thanks for the elaborate answer.
hi Jeroen,
Zoom Pan operations on SVG maps are quite common. Mostly those
operations are implemented changing the viewBox attributes.
the problem is that viewBox manipulations are incompatible with
hello andre,
Andre M. Winter - Carto.net schreef:
hi Jeroen
the main differences are:
1) when you set zoompan with the viewBox, you have to forbid zoomAndPan
through the viewer's functionality (ctrl+something for ASV and
Squiggle). as a cartographer this is the biggest drawback. it is
hi,
I don't see the drawback of disabling pan zoom since you application
will probably have a specific user interface for zooming panning the
map. Or do you mean with as a cartographer that there are a lot of GIS
applications which currently use something similar? (I'm not a
On 7/18/05, spanakimaria [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I have an svg frame that can not be panned or zoomed, and an
svg image inside the frame that allows zoom and pan?
An alternative to the reverse transforms suggested (which I believe can
be slightly buggy, I've read one viewers
How can I have an svg frame that can not be panned or zoomed, and an
svg image inside the frame that allows zoom and pan?
Thanks,
Maria
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spanakimaria schrieb:
How can I have an svg frame that can not be panned or zoomed, and an
svg image inside the frame that allows zoom and pan?
Thanks,
Maria
Hi Maria
i believe its not directly possible, what you can do is allow zoom/pan
on your outer svg frame, and then have a group
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