- From: Herzog, Juergen <Juergen.Herzog@telekom.de>
- Date: Wed, 24 May 2000 08:53:36 +0200
- To: "'www-svg@w3.org'" <www-svg@w3.org>
Hi, I tried the following with IE4.0 and adobe-plugin: I have an HTML-page with two frames: One showing info.html ("infoFrame") and another one showing streets.svg ("svgFrame"). Here is info.html: <HTML> <H1>Street-List</H1> <A HREF ="streets.svg#myview" TARGET="svgFrame">road-geom</A><BR> <A HREF ="streets.svg#xptr(id('myview'))" TARGET="svgFrame">road-geom</A><BR> <A HREF ="streets.svg#svgView(viewBox(50,50,100,100))" TARGET="svgFrame">road-geom</A><BR> </HTML> And here is streets.svg: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <!DOCTYPE svg SYSTEM "svg-19990812.dtd"> <svg width="500" height="500"> <g><polyline points="10.0,10.0 490.0,290.0"/></g> <svg id="myView" viewBox="50 50 100 100" > <g><polyline points="10.0,110.0 490.0,390.0"/></g> </svg> <g><polyline points="10.0,210.0 490.0,490.0"/></g> </svg> Trying each link in info.html I got these error messages: "Internet explorer could not open site: ...\streets.svg#myview System could not find file." "Internet explorer could not open site: ...\streets.svg#xptr(id('myview')) System could not find file." "Internet explorer could not open site: ...\streets.svg#svgView(viewBox(50,50,100,100)) System could not find file." Using a view-element instead of the innermost svg-element brought up the same result. With Netscape Navigator 4.04 I always got the complete document shown in svgFrame. The fragment-identifier behind the "#" seems just to be ignored. What's wrong here? Regards Jürgen ===T= Deutsche Telekom AG > Zentrale IV-Unterstützung der Prozesse NI > Projekt Megaplan > Jürgen Herzog, isys software gmbh > Mornewegstraße 45a > Darmstadt > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > % Tel.: (06151) 83-6712 > * Fax: > * Mailto:Juergen.Herzog@telekom.de > >
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