> >
> > Actually they do but only if defined at the root level.
> >
>
> I'm intrigued; can you point me to an example?
>
Try this. In my case by adding some logic to locate the SVG objects
based on the coords of the event, I then can perform whatever
actions are necessary - drag, select, ... but most useful, display a
HTML based menu on top of the SVG content that is aware of the SVG
object. This gives me consistent menus across IE and Firefox (and
the rest of the app for that matter).
<svg:svg id='svg_root' width='150' height='150'
onclick='alert(this.getAttribute("id"));'>
<svg:rect id='red_rect' x='30' y='10' rx='0' ry='0' width='100'
height='100' fill='indianred'/>
<svg:rect id="blue_rect" x="10" y="10" height="30" width="40"
fill='blue'/>
<svg:rect id="green_rect" x="100" y="100" height="30" width="40"
fill='green'/>
</svg:svg>
Larry
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