Greeetings
I attempted to invoke the example in S17.1 of the SVG 1.1 specification in inkscape. This deals with "Linking out" of SVG content.The relevent part of this is
<a xlink:href="http://www.w3.org"> <ellipse cx="2.5" cy="1.5" rx="2" ry="1" fill="red" /> </a>
When invoking the example in InternetExplorer, the affect of clicking on the ellipse is to bring up W3's web page. I have not found a way of achieving this in inkscape.
The relevent parts of the spec are
1. "SVG 1.0 only requires that user agents support XLink's notion of simple links." 2. "By activating these links (by clicking with the mouse, through keyboard input, voice commands, etc.), users may visit these resources." 3. "If the above SVG file is viewed by a user agent that supports both SVG and HTML, then clicking on the ellipse will cause the current window or frame to be replaced by the W3C home page."
WRT 1, does inkscape meet this requirement WRT 2, MouseClicking events in inkscape are trapped for the puposes of the selector tool (I dont know how to turn of all tools). How can I activate the link WRT 3, My purposes are not the rendering of HTML but rather the invocation of a program. Does inkscape support this and how.
Regards
Endre
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When invoking the example in InternetExplorer, the affect of clicking on the ellipse is to bring up W3's web page. I have not found a way of achieving this in inkscape.
What, Inkscape did not show you the web page?! :)
Seriously, it would be nice to run a browser by clicking a link. In theory. In practice, Inkscape is not so much of a "user agent" as it is an SVG creating application. In particular, following link on click will badly get in the way of editing. Clicking something in Inkscape has lots of editing functions. So, while we can create links, I think we can be excused for not following them.
This of course applies to inkscape proper. For inkview, following links by calling a browser is a must. I think we already have an RFE on that; search in the tracker and add your comments.
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NAGY Endre