onmouseover effect

"PETER" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.text.xml.svg.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
A long time ago I wrote a large number of SVG scripts that worked on Internet Explorer with Adobe SVGview.exe.

It was new technology and I am proud of those scripts that are in regular use.


Recently I have set myself the task of translating them to work with "Standard SVG" in other browsers - Firefox, Opera, Chrome etc.

It was hard work to start with but I am now getting reasonably good at it !!


I have just hit a problem that has defeated me - have looked at hard copy manuals - spent hours Googling

No joy though !!


I have a page that has over a hundred lines (strokes) on it.

I want them to change colour 'onmouseover'.

Tried everything I can think of.

Even STYLE stroke.hover !!

No joy though !!


Have hacked a script with two lines on it to illustrate how far I have got.

It is at http://sst-svg.co.uk/toyellow.svg

It does what is desired in IE with Adobe SVGview.exe.


I guess that it is a screw up in my syntax.


Help/advice would be much appreciated

Thanks in anticipation

Pete (Northolt UK)





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