--- In [email protected], "Kam-Hung Soh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Here's a simple interactive SVG demonstration, a sliding tile puzzle: > > http://members.optusnet.com.au/khsoh/000e.xhtml > > The initial coding was straightforward and quick. Only when I wanted > to make the demonstration work in MSIE6 and ASV3 did I run into > trouble. The first problem was that ASV3 did not process events for > SVG elements if the SVG code was inline XHTML, so onclick didn't work. > The workaround was to put all the SVG code in a separate .svg file and > get the user to open that file. The second problem was that MSIE6 (or > ASV3) did not accept a function reference as the first argument to the > setTimeout() function, unlike Firefox and Opera. That stumped me for > about half an hour until I found an example that used a string as the > first argument. > > When I tested the program on another Windows XP computer using MSIE6 + > ASV3, it works without needing to open the SVG file in another window. > It must be some setting on my notebook that stopped it working. > > -- > Kam-Hung Soh > http://kamhungsoh.blogspot.com - It Mostly Works > http://members.optusnet.com.au/khsoh - Software That Mostly Works > Your demonstration works perfectly, but I think you must to add one additional atribute for each text node element: setAttribute("pointer-events", "none");
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