Of course SVG has its own ns, but it is the default's one (at least in many common 
files)...
Now, XML speaking, why can't I create my own nodes via "createElement" assuming the 
default ns?
Thanks
Ciao
Mario

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Robin Berjon 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 7:43 PM
  Subject: Re: [svg-developers] Photoalbum demo


  Vernari-Corami wrote:
  > My environment is 99% win2k and:
  > - always more Mozilla 1.7 (let's say 80% of times);
  > - always less IE6;
  > - beginning to discover FireFox (only a couple of weeks);

  Good :) I definitely encourage you to use FF as your daily browser, but 
  for MozSVG stuff it's not there yet. When it's in sync again this list 
  will be informed.

  > Then:
  > - Ok, for the filters...
  > - svgDocument is obviously an error;
  > - I didn't know that "createElement" was forbidden, I knew it's less "generic" 
than the -NS...do you confirm that?

  It's not forbidden, if you want to create elements in no namespace and 
  with no local name, it works. The problem is that you can't create SVG 
  elements with it because SVG elements have a namespace. The fact that 
  ASV let's you get away with it is, quite frankly, one of the most 
  horrendous bugs in it. In order to create elements in a namespace -- as 
  all SVG elements are -- you have to use createElementNS(). I would also 
  recommend using it when you create elements with no namespace as it 
  creates a far more consistent tree.

  -- 
  Robin Berjon


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