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Use of deprecated xlink prefixed attributes (e.g. xlinkHref instead of href) #22

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nimser opened this issue Aug 29, 2017 · 4 comments

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@nimser
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nimser commented Aug 29, 2017

With SVG 2, the xlink: namespace is not necessary and attributes using it are deprecated.

I expect Svg.Attributes should reflect this change by, for example, exposing href instead of xlinkHref.

Ditto for xlinkActuate, xlinkHref, xlinkRole, xlinkShow, xlinkTitle, xlinkType.

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I got a help with the elm-community that can help to walk around this problem.
just take a look at the example
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evancz commented May 24, 2018

I see the href case, but can someone show that xlink:arcrole is definitively now called arcrole?

The broader claim here is that xlink is not used at all, and I want to verify that before making the change. So far the data I have is:

  • w3 says what's removed and deprecated!
  • mdn says xlink:href deprecated
  • w3 says xlink:href deprecated
  • w3 does not clarify on deprecation
  • peacememories on slack says that Safari only supports xlink:href at this time. They are using both xlink:href and href to be prepared in case browsers start dropping xlink rather than just deprecating it.

So it does not seem like this change has actually fully happened yet.

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peacememories commented Apr 12, 2019

Weighing in here too: I just tried removing a custom element in favor of pure Elm, and using dual href | xlink:href does not work in Elm at the moment, because href is a read-only property in Svg.use and assigning it crashes at runtime.

Regarding browsers:

  • Safari only supports xlink:href
  • Firefox supports both
  • Chrome supports both

I haven't tested other browsers yet

Thanks to Ilias I found a workaround for the crash using VirtualDom.attribute, so I am going to try and replace my custom element code.

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