RE: Using client side XSLT to create SVG

["Nick-Lawson.org" <nick at nick-lawson dot org>]

Hi,

I guess this is off-topic, but while we are on the subject ...

When I use the xlink: prefix in svg with adobe SVG viewer:

if I DON'T define the namespace, it works.

If I DO define the namespace (as per xlink recommendation),
it doesn't work !

(My guess is adobe have the wrong namespace url for xlink.)

regards,
Nick

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-xsl-list@mulberrytech.com
> [mailto:owner-xsl-list@mulberrytech.com]On Behalf Of Jarno Elovirta
> Sent: 09 November 2000 13:25
> To: xsl-list@mulberrytech.com
> Subject: RE: Using client side XSLT to create SVG
> 
> 
> hip hei!
> 
> > I do not get the rectangle displayed. It seems like the browser not
> > recognized the precense of SVG and do not start up the plugin.
> > If I run the transformation separately (using MSXML through 
> XSLT Test Tool
> > by Joshua Allen), store the result in a file with .svg extension
> > and open it
> > in IE, it would display without problems.
> > What might be the solution? Basically: how I make IE to recognize the
> > transformed XML as an SVG image?
> 
> the thing is, that when you load a static svg document, the adobe plugin
> creates an html page with EMBED element and uses that to display the svg
> document, i.e. if you load the url http://foo.com/bar.svg, the plugin
> creates an html document that has
> 
> <EMBED SRC=" http://foo.com/bar.svg" NAME="SVGEmbed" HEIGHT="100%"
> WIDTH="100%" TYPE="image/svg-xml"
> PLUGINSPAGE="http://www.adobe.com/svg/viewer/install/">
> 
> or something like that in it. thus, you should instead output html with
> something like the above. the problem is, the adobe plugin 
> requires it's svg
> document to come throught the SRC attribute, that is it has to 
> fetch it from
> some url. i tried to embed the svg document into the html page and use it
> that way, but i couldn't make it work.
> 
> regards,
> 
> Jarno Elovirta
> 
> 
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