Hello Skeeter,
I think in order to be able to help you we would need more information.
In what XML dialect did you embed the SVG files? Is this your own XML markup or something standardized, like e.g. docbook?
In what software are people viewing your XML document? In a regular browser with SVG capabilities? Directly in the Epic editor? Is the Epic editor supporting SVG? Or is
Are you transforming your XML with an XSL file?
There are several linking mechanisms in SVG that you might use, but without knowing more and having an example, its probably hard to help.
Andreas
I had posted the question below last week. I received no answers or help at all. Am I to take it that what I am asking is not possible?
We use Epic as out xml editor and use Inkscape as our SVG editor.
We have imbedded SVG graphics into our xml documents.
We would like to place cross reference tags into our SVG that hot link into sections of the xml documents.
As an example in our xml document we would have a flagnote "FL1" talking about a part of the SVG graphic we want to point attention at. When the end user would be reading the xml document, they could click on the "FL1" located inside of the SVG and it would take them to that part of the xml document that describes that SVG.
So, how do I create that link from the SVG "FL1" to the xml document "FL1"? Remember that the svg is imbedded with in the same xml.
Skeeter Glenn
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