Some time ago I developed the possibly superstitious habit of putting an
onload=startup(evt) inside my <svg> tag; then having
function startup(evt)
{
SVGDocument=evt.target.ownerDocument
SVGRoot = SVGDoc.documentElement;
}
in any document where I might later want to add new nodes to the
SVGRoot. I'm not quite sure why I started doing this since the
briefer declaration
function startup(evt)
{
SVGDocument=document
SVGRoot = SVGDoc.documentElement;
}
seems to work fine in Opera, FF1.5 and IE/ASV3.
Is my superstition here based on some historical wisdom, or might I
just discard it along with other excess cognitive baggage?
thanks,
David
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