"jabberwock_mo" <jabberwock_mo@xxxxxxxxx>
> OK, thanks. I figured someone was doing two requests. I think I can
> get around it using PHP's session control.
Do the sessions rely on cookies - if they do using them with SVG is dodgy
as it may not be the same UA requesting the SVG page, as requested the
HTML page etc.
> > If you're giving error messages you should really give
> > them in SVG, batik especially can't display an
> > HTML error message.
>
> My intent was to not send the Content-Type until I knew I had a valid
> file uploaded, so I didn't think this would be a problem. But if IE
> really needs this 'ie=.svg' thing, I may have to rethink that...
IE doesn't need the ie=.svg in my experience and I use a lot of server
generated SVG, which does not end in that. Opera does if you have told
it to use the file-extension, but file-extensions are a long way down the
list (if you give an ambigous mime-type, IE would sniff SVG to generic
XML before it looked at the extension I believe.)
Jim.
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