ISSUE-2042: Consider adding adding non-NS linking syntax
XLink-less Linking
Consider adding adding non-NS linking syntax
- State:
- RAISED
- Product:
- SVG 2
- Raised by:
- Doug Schepers
- Opened on:
- 2008-08-27
- Description:
- Going forward, consider the implications of supporting null-namespace 'href' and 'src' attributes where we currently require 'xlink:href' attributes, to align with HTML syntax. This would be an addition, rather than a replacement of existing syntax, and would probably involve some sort of reflection.
Which syntax would we require authoring tools to export (if any)?
What effect would this have on the larger toolchain (including XML-only tools) and e.g. Illustrator? What steps would need to be taken to minimize problems?
Is this something that authors want? Would this help implementors?
If this is allowed in SVG, should HTML also allow this sort of reflection for e.g., <html:script href="">, in order to be simpler for authoring?
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Consider also this thread:
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-svg/2002Aug/0069.html - Related Actions Items:
ACTION-2619 on Chris Lilley to Research where svg uses links, and make a proposal for how to resolve ISSUE-2042 - due 2009-06-19, closed- Related emails:
- Minutes, Raleigh F2F 2009 day 5 (from [email protected] on 2009-06-13)
- Minutes, 25 May 2009 SVG f2f (from [email protected] on 2009-05-25)
- Minutes, May 20 2009 SVG WG telcon (from [email protected] on 2009-05-20)
- Re: @xlink:href Aliasing (SVG ISSUE-2042) (was: <link> and <param> in SVG) (from [email protected] on 2009-05-05)
- Minutes, March 19 2009 telcon (from [email protected] on 2009-03-20)
- ISSUE-2042 (XLink-less Linking ): Consider adding adding non-NS linking syntax [SVG Core 2.0] (from [email protected] on 2008-08-27)
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