in reply to Sending SVG to Client

Baz, I'm not sure how relevant this is to your problem, and I should mention up front I haven't managed to get my browser (Opera6) to display Adobe's svg test samples yet!

However, whilst I was trying to get this going, I was looking at the mime-type associations within Opera and noticed that extentions svg and svgz are associated with mime-type image/svg-xml rather than image/svg+xml as you are using in your header?

Maybe changing this would prompt the plug-in to handle the inbound datastream (or at least be given the chance to by the browser).

Unfortunately, the adobe install is a 'click'n'pray' affair giving no feedback on what it is doing leaving me with the task of trying to work this out what it did after-the-fact.

Good luck. I think what your doing is really interesting. You don't have a svg file of the mainland by any chance do you:)


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Re: Re: Sending SVG to Client
by Baz (Friar) on Aug 25, 2002 at 10:43 UTC
    Hi BrowserUK,

    I tried using -xml, but it behaved in the same way as the +xml. Anyway when I use "Content-Disposition" it stops IE from downloading the file.

    When you said mainland, I first thought you meant Europe, but your username suggests your referring to Britain. Anyway, I do plan to do Britain at a later stage, but in pieces - you’ve got a crazy population density over there (my project is here if your interested). Anyway, if you’re looking for an SVG map, get yourself "IMS Web Dwarf". It converts bitmaps to SVG.

    Thanks,
    Barry.