On 2/1/06, Bru, Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I fail to understand why you would want to build a plugin
> > from scratch for SVG when instead you could contribute to
> > Mozilla's SVG team, or Konqueror's SVG team, which are open
> > source, and help those implementation get better.
>
> does FF1.5/Mozilla/Konqueror implementation allows to draw SVG on a
> transparent background to overlap an existing zone, for exemple to draw
> a route on a map, as do Google on Gmap with MS private vector language?
>
> Pierre.
Sure 100% If your SVG does not have an background then ts just draw lines or
> the box etc . . .on a transparent background. The foreground can also be
> semi- transparent (if your SVG say so).
>
For none-IE: All it does is render thee svg to an in-memory Png file. That
you can put on your img.src. Of couse you can tell it to create for you a
blank Png file then populate it with any color you want each has its own
transparancy.
For IE: Then you have two choices.
- You can export the png to round trip sever/echo or save it to your
local file (intra-net) then assign it to your img.src. For better
transparency on the PNG you should use MS IMAGELOAD FILTER instead of
img.src
OR:
- You can have multiple in memory color XBM files to usually 8 then you
can put it into your img(s).src.
Actually it come along with its own client side javascript graphic library
allowing you to build the bitmap files on the fly (at client site) in three
formats PNG, BMP, XBM - We use MS filter to have the monochrome XBM
displayed in color and/or color affect.
Thanks.
Phi
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