Valid svg file not rendered properly Illustrator CS3: Place or File open messes up svg

Hi I have a svg file for a chemical molecule that is validated as valid SVG by the w3c validator. Firrefox, google chrome and inkscape , as well as other svg applications open and render the file just fine.
However adobe illustrator renders the characters in the file some 600% bigger than they need to be.
This seems to be a bug in the svg rendering , given that the svg file works in the other programs mentioned. Can anyone tell me how to get the molecule read in correctly into Adobe Illustrator
. I am attaching a screenshot of the molecule as read into Adobe Illustrator and the svg file itself. I am using Adobe Illustrator CS3 on Windows XP
Thanks
Hari
The svg file is :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" width="300pt" height="300pt" viewBox="0 0 300 300" version="1.1">
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w3c validation report:
The uploaded document "adenosine.svg" was successfully checked as SVG 1.1+IRI, XHTML5+ARIA plus MathML 2.0 (experimental). This means that the resource in question identified itself as "SVG 1.1+IRI, XHTML5+ARIA plus MathML 2.0 (experimental)" and that we successfully performed a formal validation using an SGML, HTML5 and/or XML Parser(s) (depending on the markup language used).

If svg is not a reliable format for this purpose I need to use eps or ps or pdf as the format for the content.
SVG is "reliable", you just need to make it Illustrator SVG, which much to the chagrin of most users is a completely different thing than web-compliant SVG. Hence people use Inkscape as an intermediate workflow in such cases. If you simply save the file from AI, you can easily see what changes it makes and how it likes the formatting and entities so if you have control over the source code of your app, I don't see what would be the difficulty an adjusting it??? I mean, EPS and PDF won't negate that fact, either - to render correctly in AI, it needs to follow its somewhat odd way of handling some format specs. You could produce a PDF that is 100% perfect as per the spec, but it could still look like crap in AI, so I'm realyl not sure what you are trying to prove here...
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Well, no offense
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None taken. I'm helping someone else solve a technical problem, I'm just not questioning their approach; I'm not a tech writer, so I'll pass your suggestions on.
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(...) you are trying to solve one hell of a crooked workflow on the wrong end and the one fatal flaw being that you insist on using an office tool to create layouts and expecting it to render print-ready documents. That just cannot work. Even the most stubborn tech writers I occasionally work with, recognize the need for eventually firing this at InDesign/ InCopy/ Framemaker and associated server versions and fuse the imported RTF/ Word documents and illustrations based on template layouts, scripting and rule-based formatting, which can all happen automnatically on a server with the respective software.
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I was mistaken when I described how things are version controlled. They would prefer to embed the AI images in each document and have each document be version controlled (that is, if the image changes it should /not/ affect other documents).
However, I wasn't mistaken when I said there are thousands of already developed AI images. The team working with these images has already procured a volume license for Framemaker and is hesitant to purchase other software unless there's no alternative, or the time savings would justify it. I wish I could comment on the efficacy of your suggestion, but I'm not a tech writer; I'm unfamiliar with InDesign, InCopy, and FrameMaker.
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So for what it's worth, you are probably wasting your time and resources on something that by its nature starts out with a limited process. I'm not even sure if AI fully supports OLE. I seem to remember having read about it not supporting several features and commands....
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If we export to other formats (eg, pdf) the images render poorly compared to what they look like in AI.
What do you mean? If they look "bad" in Acrobat or something, then you are simply using the wrong export settings. which is perfectly fixable.
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In Acrobat the SV graphics look beautiful at any scale, but if the PDF is OLE embedded in another application it looks terrible.
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If they look "bad" within your word documents, then we pretty much return to what I said in the first paragraph - there's a good chance it's simply Word rendering the artwork poorly due to its limited abilities of dealing with graphics of any kind. I would even think that manually changing the graphics properties would improve appearance then....
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I'm not an expert on OLE; I made the [potentially bad] assumption that Acrobat would be responsible for rendering the graphic when a PDF is OLE embedded, so the application making use of the object would have limited control over the quality of the image it receives (if my assumption were correct anyway).
I know the host process can specify whether the image is rendered as an EMF or WMF image, otherwise I know very little about the OLE API and what limitations the host process can impose.
I'll keep tinkering to see if the PDF solution can be made to work.
In the meantime, would anyone like to make a determination as to whether this is a real bug in AI or not?
-Brian

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Hi guys. I am a web developer looking for some help with a Safari issue.
I have a web form with client side validation. The page is built in asp.net and uses a validation summary to display the error messages in an unordered list. The validation is not the standard asp.net version, but a version they came up with at the company I work at.
The validation produces some javascript in the page, which appears just before the closing </form> tag, which I understand can cause issues in Safari? However I cannot change the place it appears on the page because its part of a sort of CMS template.
The validation text appears fine in other browsers, but in Safari it produces a white space. However if you highlight over the space, the text is revealed, and then stays on the page. Also if you scroll the page so that the space disappears off the top of the page, and then scroll back up again, the text is visible. Also if you click the submit button again the text is revealed.
I have also found that if you use Safari in the Transparent Window mode, it all works fine.
If anybody out there has any ideas what could be causeing the problem, I would be extremely grateful.
Mac Mini Mac OS X (10.4.9) Safari 2.0.4

Hi,
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Frank

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The report is created by querying a SQL Server database and retreiving the data. Dataset (recordset in com) is created and the report is populated (several sections with subreports). When displayed in .net or com the report displays 15 pages. In the Viewer it displays 20 pages (all). The report is exported to a crystal report for viewing in the Viewer, designer or component.
I have a sample report displaying this behavior, but cannot provide it for public view due to the nature of some of the information. However I will provide it for official support.
This site is very difficult to navigate and I've not found any other way to report an issue.

Hi Jim, Correct, you can not attach anything to forums. It's for public use and not a case handling system. If you would like to purchase a case a get a dedicated support engineer to go over the issue you do have that option. If it is a bug then you will be refunded. This way we have a case to attach the bug to.
http://store.businessobjects.com/store/bobjamer/DisplayProductByTypePage&parentCategoryID=&categoryID=11522300?resid=-Z5tUwoHAiwAAA8@NLgAAAAS&rests=1254701640551
Thank you
Don

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I've just uploaded my site (www.elcricdercas.com). None of the .svg files are rendering. This includes an Edge produced file in the front page animation. How come? I've checked the site on Safari and Firefox. The provider is Eclipse.net.uk

Hi,
Could you please check this thread, and see if get some hint
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The strange thing is that when I first move from Photoshop to Illustrator, save it as an .ai file it is rendered properly (in Ae).
I am kind of clueless as to what is causing this issue.
Kind regards,
Jelle

Okay if more information is needed, i'll provide. However you may disregard my initial comment about illustrator. It flattens the photoshop layers so I do not have any flexibility in After Effects. In other words, my main question remains: why is my psd file not rendering correctly in ae?
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Hi Everyone
I have an html file that is stored in knowledge management. The html file references few folders/images that are also stored in KM. When I create a KM Document iView, the HTML file shows; however, the various images/style sheet that is stored along with the html file KM do not appear. Thus the html file is not rendering properly.
With this being said, I can create an URL iview and everything works as it should (the html file appears correctly with the necessary images). The problem is that I am developing a solution for an external and internal facing portal, thus the URL iView option is not going to work for me. I need to have a way for this KM html iView to display properly...perhaps with the KM Document iView template.
Has anyone encountered an issue such as this and can offer assistance. Again, the KM Document iView template will work, if the html file it is calling in KM can correctly reference other folders in KM that contain various images/style sheets that are a part of the html file.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Scott

Hi Scott.
In order to solve your problem with relative links to image and css files inside KM I suggest two variants:
1. Replace relative links as I mentioned in this message Re: JavaScript and CSS info in WPC.
2.The second solution is:
a. Create an blank html file inside KM folder where the base.html file is stored.
b. Download the newly created file for local editing.
c. Place an iframe that points to your base html file between <BODY></BODY> tags. Use a following code as an example:
<iframe width="100%" height="100%" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" src="base.html"></iframe>
d. Upload this file back to KM.
e. Point your KM Document iView to the created html file.
Best regards,
Aliaksandr Zhukau
Edited by: Aliaksandr Zhukau on Dec 3, 2009 11:04 AM

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Hi All,
I am trying to use this code rendered="#{!(securityContext.userInRole['ZPM_ENT_MARKETING_BUDGET_MANAGER_DUTY'])}" in the itemNode UI component of my Budget_taskmenu.xml. But UI is not rendering it properly.
I have checked the same code in the backing bean and it is returning true and false as per expectation but at UI level my menu is not coming properly (it is coming as #{null} in place of name in menu).
But same piece of code is working fine in my .jsff file where I am doing the same check in rendered attribute.
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Any Suggestion.
Regards,
Sarvesh Kaushik

Hi Frank,
Thanks for your reply.
But I found the actual root cause of the issue.
There is nothing wrong in the expression rendered="#{!(securityContext.userInRole['ZPM_ENT_MARKETING_BUDGET_MANAGER_DUTY'])}".
The actual issue with my code was one label name was wrong bcoz of which menu was not rendering properly.
Thanks and Regards,
Sarvesh Kaushik

CQ page is not rendering properly. It is not rendering HTML. It is showing HTML source code as is.

On some of the pages, I am getting this weird behavior wherein page is not rendering properly. It is showing HTML source code as is. Could you please help me out? What could be the issue? And how can we get rid of the same?

Check your component jsp page. it is possible that it is just plan file without directives <@ or you might have miss to close tag which is creating source as text to render
Paste your jsp code in case you need further help
Thanks,
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There have been a few topics about the svg import into Muse.
I'm still having trouble on my website design. I keep getting the error "unable to generate thumbnail" and when exported to the browser the image doesn't show up.
Would greatly appreciate any help!
Using:
Mac OSX 10.10.
Safari

Hi
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Hi,
We are using VS2008,CR2008 on server 2012. In Chrome & IE CR working properly.
But when I am using Mozilla with updated version not rendering properly.

This is an old version of this issue that might give some insight:
*[http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19768144/crystal-report-v10-5-toolbar-not-visible-on-firefox-but-visible-on-ie-and-chrome]
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I am using jdev 11.1.2.3.0
I added toolbar component to the toolbar Facet of panel collection component .
Under the tool bar I added two command link components with name create and delete,
the problem is at run time the buttons are not rendering properly,they are hiding,instead of links
this symbol(>>) is displaying.
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Hi Timo
This is the code and I am using 11.1.2.3.0
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Hi
I am using jdev 11.1.2.3.0
I added toolbar component to the toolbar Facet of panel collection component .
Under the tool bar I added two command link components with name create and delete,
the problem is at run time the buttons are not rendering properly,they are hiding,instead of links
this symbol(>>) is displaying.
On clicking the symbol,I am able to see the links,I used <af:spacer> after the links but not worked.
what I have to do to render the links properly in the panel collection toolbar facet

Hi Timo
This is the code and I am using 11.1.2.3.0
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MyFaces schedule component is not rendering properly.

Hello everybody.
I am trying to use the Tomahawk schedule component with Jdeveloper 10.1.3.2. It is not rendering properly.
The schedule entries and the header line are mising for weeks.
I removed the default-render-kit-id element from the faces-config.xml. Nothing changed.
Used versions:
- Jdeveloper 10.1.3.2
- myFaces 1.5.1
- tomahawk 1.5.1
Any suggestions?
Thanks.

Hi,
did you post this question on the MyFaces open source list?
Frank

Why are previews in Bridge blurry (not rendering properly)?

Why are previews in Bridge blurry (not rendering properly)?
I found a simple answer to this question: control click on the thumbnail and select "purge cache for selection"
After years of intermittently having this problem, this solved the issue. I had just finished a fresh install of main sys hd (new hd) and first time opening bridge encountered this issue again after not having the problem for a few years.
Hope this helps others.

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I found a simple answer to this question: control click on the thumbnail and select "purge cache for selection"
After years of intermittently having this problem, this solved the issue. I had just finished a fresh install of main sys hd (new hd) and first time opening bridge encountered this issue again after not having the problem for a few years.
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