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SlowThinker
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Hello.
I access the forums from iPad or Android, and it's really hard to draw images on them. The apps are less than awesome, and most online editors (including PF whiteboard) require Flash support, which is not available on mobile devices. Javascript online editors often don't work.
When they do, I draw something and try to download the image, I get things like
data:text/plain;charset=utf-8;base64,PHN2Zy...vc3ZnPg==
instead of the image, and it can't be used as URL in Upload.
So I came up with the idea that SVG images can be written in a text editor. Some online editors even allow you to draw and then copy the SVG as text. Would it be possible to
1) Add SVG as the supported image format?
2) Add to Upload button a possibility to create a new file with contents of an edit box? This is a trivial task on a computer, but mobile devices are really limited in these things.
3) Integrate SVG into the post, such as
[SVG="400,300"]
<path d="M0 0 q 150 50 300 0" stroke="black" fill="none"/>
<path d="M0 250 q 150 50 300 0" stroke="black" fill="none"/>
[/SVG]
or similar? I see there is a chance for the SVG to be malformed, so you can't just plug it into the text, but it would be nice if possible.
I access the forums from iPad or Android, and it's really hard to draw images on them. The apps are less than awesome, and most online editors (including PF whiteboard) require Flash support, which is not available on mobile devices. Javascript online editors often don't work.
When they do, I draw something and try to download the image, I get things like
data:text/plain;charset=utf-8;base64,PHN2Zy...vc3ZnPg==
instead of the image, and it can't be used as URL in Upload.
So I came up with the idea that SVG images can be written in a text editor. Some online editors even allow you to draw and then copy the SVG as text. Would it be possible to
1) Add SVG as the supported image format?
2) Add to Upload button a possibility to create a new file with contents of an edit box? This is a trivial task on a computer, but mobile devices are really limited in these things.
3) Integrate SVG into the post, such as
[SVG="400,300"]
<path d="M0 0 q 150 50 300 0" stroke="black" fill="none"/>
<path d="M0 250 q 150 50 300 0" stroke="black" fill="none"/>
[/SVG]
or similar? I see there is a chance for the SVG to be malformed, so you can't just plug it into the text, but it would be nice if possible.