Hello,

Thanks for your answer Andreas.

Concerning  Opera, yes it should, but i can't found a simple example
that shows Opera can communicate in html-svg-html mode.

The example i found which demonstrate FFX can do it doesn't work with
opera (i didn't try beta version). It's a tricky way i could never
found by myself. This example, plus pattern and bitmap support are the
trigger of my willing to use FFX to finish to develop my new shapes
(yes, it's a challenge). 

if i have an example of true html-svg-html communication, i think i
could manage opera in my svg generator. I hope to find it because
opera seems better to support dash-dot lines than FFX (perhaps i don't
use good syntax for FFX).  

Nice to read you.

Philippe

--- In [email protected], "Andreas Neumann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Hello,
> 
> Yes, FF3 supports patterns now, so does Opera9 and Safari. I really 
> recommend not only testing with FF3, but also with Opera and Safari.
> 
> Yes, Opera supports HTML<->SVG communication. It should work the same 
> as with FF and Safari.
> 
> parseXML:
> 
> there is a function called "serializeNode()" at http://www.carto.net/
> papers/svg/resources/helper_functions.js
> 
> This function works across all browsers an UAs, incl. ASV, Batik, 
> Opera, Firefox and Safari. The argument is just a DOM-node, the 
> result is a string containing the text representation of the DOM-node.
> 
> Andreas
> 
> --- In [email protected], "philsvg" <philsvg@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> > 
> > Since i discover that FF3 supports patterns with bitmaps, i'm 
> working
> > to make my site compliant with FF3.
> > The bigger problem (until this time) comes from parseXML.
> > This is my context :
> > My framework is composed of a frame divided in three parts. First
> > frame is a html menu with links, second and third frames are html 
> with
> > embed svg. 
> > I have to include a pattern extracted from the second frame's svg to
> > third frame's svg. 
> > With IE+ASV3, parseXML(printNode(mynode),SVGDocument) makes the job,
> > not in FF3.
> > 
> > First, I found a script PrintAndParse.js supplied by Kevin Lindsey
> > and Doug Schepers (thinks for all the work they give to us(and the
> > core team of svg-developers group)), trying to make it work in my
> > context, but i fail. I had mainly an "operation is not supported"
> > message error with importNode. Perhaps i missed something 
> somewhere ...
> > 
> > Searching deeper in google, i found a simple xml syntax and now i 
> can
> > replace :
> > 
> > this IE+ASV javascript in svg syntax 
> > bn=parseXML(printNode(mynode),SVGDocument); 
> > bag_node.appendChild(bn); 
> > 
> > by this FFX3 javascript in svg syntax:
> > 
> > bag_node.appendChild(SVGDocument.importNode(mynode,true));
> > 
> > To keep IE+ASV3 and FF3 compatibility, i group these syntax in a
> > function :
> > 
> > function AddANode(docdest,mynode,dest)
> > {
> > if(window.parseXML){
> > bn=parseXML(printNode(mynode),docdest); 
> > dest.appendChild(bn); 
> > } else
> > {
> > dest.appendChild(docdest.importNode(mynode,true));
> > }
> > }
> > call by :
> > ...
> > bag_node=SVGDocument.getElementById(patternbag);
> > AddANode(SVGDocument,a_node,bag_node);
> > ...
> > 
> > and now, two svg can exchange patterns with javascript through 
> framed
> > html, in IE+ASV3 and FF3b3!
> > 
> > Hope this will help you.
> > 
> > Philippe
> > http://www.visualkit.com ... not yet FF3 compliant.
> >  
> > PS : Opera deals with patterns and bitmap since years, but I can't
> > find a working example of svg-html-svg communication for Opera. Is
> > someone know if this is (will) implemented?
> >
>




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