Here you can download plugin (supports remote installation): svgpureinsert.zip or in this post at the DokuWiki-forum.

Do normal remote installation (ctrl+c → ctrl+v upper link in admin/manage plugins section of your DokuWiki)

Or manually after downloading plugin extract it and copy all the files to your DokuWiki /lib/plugins/ folder.

To enable the “media” support edit or create conf/mime.local.conf and add at the bottom entry: SVG image/svg+xml

If you want to disable cache for SVG files edit lib/plugins/svgpureInsert/svgpureInsert.php:

1. define('SVG_CACHE', true); to define('SVG_CACHE', false);
2. delete folder: lib/plugins/svgpureInsert/cache

Caching is enabled by default:

1. folder lib/plugins/svgpureInsert/cache should have permissions to write

My intention was to create plugin which enables using built-in SVG images visualization engine in Firefox, Opera browsers. I just didn't want to have PNG's or JPG's - I love vector graphics ;)

• image like syntax, so it supports uploading and inserting SVG as a media files
• supports DokuWiki align syntax
• supports resizing !! - and this is what SVG is about :)
• caching enabled by default
• XHTML 1.0 valid

• embedded as a iframe - no wiki url syntax support
• tooltip caption is not working (syntax is available) but Firefox is not displaying it
• SVG is supported by Firefox and Opera, NO IE (5.5, 6.0) support (IE 7.0 8.0 not tested)
  • There is a browser plugin for IE 6 to display SVG. To be tested with this plugin.

1. I've created syntax plugin which search for { {file_or_url.svg|description} } its getSort is lower than media files, so it catch up everything nicely.
2. Next step is search the base size of SVG
3. When we got base size, we can count the size we want to display, and insert iframe tag to DokuWiki renderer
4. We point iframe to svgpureInsert.php?url={url}&width={w}&height={h} which is used to change, and insert some SVG tags needed to resize the file
5. After that when - CACHING is enabled in lib/plugins/svg/svg.php (default) - we save image in cache and display it as a svg/image+XML mime, when there is no CACHE we just display resized image and download it each time we refresh the page (despite the DokuWiki cache)

Thanks to Konstantin for sharing better code. Open Source rox!

• fixed issue appeared when you use dokuwiki over https (SSL)
• fixed issue with output of dia's SVGs

• changed name to svgpureInsert not to collide with svg plugin
• some other stuff done by: Goulven Guillard, thanks for sharing better code!:
  • corrected the remote installation
  • corrected preg_match regular expressions which didn't work fine
  • set $_GET results into variables

• some issues with “mm” and “px” size of svg
• other issues with resizing
• now supports remote installation

• svg_pureInstert do not disturb other media files (there was issue while using SVG and JPG images on the same page)
• if no size of SVG file is given (e.g. {{egzm.svg|} }), we use default (written into SVG) image size - “You want to set not numeric width or height…” error

• added namespace support, just forgot to test it before now: { {mcol:mcol_worm.svg?100 } } will point to proper directory (mcol/mcol_worm.svg)

I tried your plugin and found what follows:

1. the hardcoded define('SVG_ROOT_PATH', '../../../'); fails on my install (Centos5.6). The value from $conf['savedir'] (stripped of the final data/) should be used instead
2. Even fixing the above problem, images are clipped to some arbitrary size (I used an inkscape-generated A4 size image): the embedded width and height data appear not be honored.

Cheers, Alessandro Forghieri (alf at orion dot it ).

Err404:

your plugin is conflict with another svg plugin: svg

but i want use theses two plugin, one to insert SVG file image (your plugin), and second to insert SVG code in source page (another plugin).

I think is a conflict name.

I propose you to rename svg folder to svgfile

Re: Error404 Lechup

thanks, there is new name, just uninstall old plugin and install new one please

Media Support?

To enable the “media” support and not lose it on the next upgrade, edit (or create) conf/mime.local.conf and add at the bottom entry: SVG image/svg+xml

Sadly, the plugin can not recognize chinese namespace, and can not find the svg file…

thx for the plugin, but if I want to use the plugin with the standard advanced image syntax like:

{{wiki:dokuwiki-128.png?linkonly}}

it's not work. It is possible to include this option in the plugin to create a svg-file link?

Great plugin! SVGs from other sites worked great, but I couldn't get it to display an internal SVG. It turns out that there was a extra '/' in the path. Here is a patch that fixes this:

svgpureInsertpath.patch

diff -u svgpureInsert/syntax.php svgpureInsert_new/syntax.php
--- svgpureInsert/syntax.php	2009-03-27 15:21:12.000000000 -0700
+++ svgpureInsert_new/syntax.php	2010-06-23 10:16:30.000000000 -0700
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@
 					//src
 
 					$GLOBALS['data_svgpureInsert']['src'] = $p_match[2];
 
 					if(strpos($GLOBALS['data_svgpureInsert']['src'], "http://")===false && strpos($GLOBALS['data_svgpureInsert']['src'], "ftp://")===false)
 
-						$GLOBALS['data_svgpureInsert']['src'] = 'data/media/'.str_replace(':', '/', $GLOBALS['data_svgpureInsert']['src']);
 
+						$GLOBALS['data_svgpureInsert']['src'] = 'data/media'.str_replace(':', '/', $GLOBALS['data_svgpureInsert']['src']);
 
 					$GLOBALS['data_svgpureInsert']['src'] = urlencode($GLOBALS['data_svgpureInsert']['src'].'.svg');	
 
 					//
 
 				}

–Andy

besides the bug mentioned above by Andy, the whole thing does not work if the data path (“savedir”) is changed in the dokuwiki config. That variable should be used instead of the hardcoded path.

–Sebastian