Extension talk:Inline SVG

Making it appear in Special:Version
Add this to the code: --Michael Alabastro

Problem with links
I have the inline SVG working well, but am having problems with the links. I am trying to create an image map type diagram which will link to other wiki pages.

But all the links (absolute) open up in the svgcode window. Is there anyway I can get them to open in the full window.

Many thanks

--Markemark2 08:34, 23 November 2007 (UTC)Mark

Fixed, I just needed to add target=_parent to my SVG code. --Mark 08:43, 23 November 2007 (UTC)

Transform into PNG
The Browsers do not accept SVG, so I would like to transform the SVG image into a PNG image and display the PNG-File.

I tried it by changing the sourcecode of Extension inline svg in the following way

instead of

but the image is not transformed. - I do not find the .png file.

Security risk
I am not sure about the warning about security, what's the difference between inline or a svg file? E.g. wikipedia allow SVG uploads. (IMHO) --Lastwebpage 00:08, 26 April 2011 (UTC)
 * you're right ! see below. STyx (talk) 17:29, 6 March 2017 (UTC)

Wiki SVG code editor
I think inline SVG code is a nice addition to Wiki, but the problem is inline code will complicate the syntax of the article page. This will reduce editing accessibility to rookie editor.

Instead I would like to ask if it's possible to invent an "edit SVG code" function to SVG file description page or just add a new namespace for storing code of a SVG image. The advantages of this function are: 1) easier management, if a SVG image is constantly vandalized admin can just protect it. 2) Since different website, browser or SVG tools applied different SVG renderers, meaning the rendering result can be different from 1 engine to another, allow editing code of the SVG file in Wiki means we can also instantly preview the image rendered by SVG renderer of Wiki. Without this function I have to upload the SVG again and again just for a perfect positioning of text.

I know there's Extension:AnyWikiDraw but editing code is prefered for accuracy. Of course adapting AnyWikiDraw into Wiki SVG code editor is also a good idea. -- Sameboat 02:13, 9 June 2011 (UTC)
 * I disagree ; see below. STyx (talk) 17:29, 6 March 2017 (UTC)

Inline SVG code is great !
What's the difference between inline code or a uploaded files ? none ! Security issues only depends on how this code is parsed and controlled by mediawiki. May be Extension:inline SVG is risky, but this problem can't be solved, in the same way, it was solved for uploaded files.

Inline SVG code is much better than Extension:AnyWikiDraw because mediawiki+parserfunctions(+loops) are much powerful than inkscape,..,M4,xslt,gnuplot,... Of course, inline SVG code is not for rookie ; but SVG is not for rookie anyway.

I developpe (on a private server) a set of templates to draw SVG, especially to draw graphs (graph's theory), and its works great ! STyx (talk) 17:29, 6 March 2017 (UTC)