- From: Justin Ruggles <justin@ruggles.com>
- Date: Mon, 24 Jul 2000 12:56:04 -0400
- To: www-svg@w3.org
- Message-Id: <4.2.0.58.20000724122850.00988100@mail>
Maybe you could make a new SVG that just had links to all the files, new and old. This would probably work with either use or image tags, but I'm not sure how this would affect being able to use Javascript within the referenced SVG files. I think the way I would do it is to go with the use tag. something like this possibly... <svg> <use id="original" xlink:href="URL OF THE ORIGINAL SVG#SVG ELEMENT ID" /> <use id="new-svg-1" xlink:href="URL OF THE 1ST NEW SVG#SVG ELEMENT ID" /> <use id="new-svg-2" xlink:href="URL OF THE 2ND NEW SVG#SVG ELEMENT ID" /> and so on... </svg> this would allow you to add more layers later as well. if you just want to include the old file in the new one, you could probably do that too. I think this would use the user's downloaded file for the file in the first use tag and retrieve the other 2 files, but I'm not exactly sure. If anyone knows if this wouldn't work, please correct me. Also, I think the newest SVG spec made some changes in how the use element handles certain things, so i'm not sure how that would affect things. Hope this helps, Justin
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