Yes thanks Davie, indeed something like that, but that uses an
which refers to a static page that contains the Map, and I'm
looking for a solution with the Map in the current page so I can
interact with it by adding markers and polyLines.
Still looking!
On Jan 7, 5:07 am, davie wrote:
> Hi
> Som
Hi
Something like http://daviestrachan.zxq.net/maps/svgmap.xml
Regards Davie
On Jan 5, 6:43 pm, StarTraX wrote:
> I've found that document.getElementById works fine on SVG elements in
> all the browsers that I've tested that support both SVG and the Earth
> API, namely IE 9, FF8, Chrome 16 on PC
I've found that document.getElementById works fine on SVG elements in
all the browsers that I've tested that support both SVG and the Earth
API, namely IE 9, FF8, Chrome 16 on PC and FF8, Chrome 16 and Safari
5.0 on Mac.
But my problem right now is just that I can't get the Map to display
reliably
> Yes, they do. IE9 and FF8 both support SVG
Okay, we only know what you tell us, you didn't say which browsers you
were using. Not all other browsers support SVG...
With a live example you may get folk to try it in various browsers.
I don't think IE9 suppoorts unless that's changed.
I don't
Yes, they do. IE9 and FF8 both support SVG I have a lot of SVG
running brilliantly in these browsers (and Safari on Mac)
On Jan 5, 11:10 am, Rossko wrote:
> > Does anyone know why this code works in Chrome but not in Firefox or
> > IE, or, more importantly, what do I have to do to make it work
> Does anyone know why this code works in Chrome but not in Firefox or
> IE, or, more importantly, what do I have to do to make it work in all
> three?
Not all of those browsers support SVG
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