Doug Schepers wrote:
>I use <iframe>, and find it to be robust, as well as standards compliant.
Hi Doug, and thanks for the kind words.
I would like <iframe> but haven't figured out how from within IE HTML to locate
the SVG Document.
(getSVGDocument() -- works with <embed> and <object> -- but doesn't seem to
work with <iframe>).
In Opera and Firefox, I can use:
Iframe=document.getElementById(id_of_iframe)
CW=Iframe.contentWindow;
SVGDocument=CW.document
But in IE7/ASV that gives me "access is denied error". That's why I resorted to
the trick of
having the SVG root tag contain
onload="top.receive(document)"
and then let the HTML script have a function
receive(D){SVGDoc=D}.
Once I've done that that I can script back and forth between DOMs. The hassle
is that this forces the SVG document to have to "want to cooperate".
So I guess I'm still wondering how to access an arbitrary SVG document within
an iframe from script in the HTML, from IE/ASV.
Could this be another IE7 oddity?
best regards,
David
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