Hello guys,

When I try to use SVG generated by Inkscape in SVG Web (the Google JS library), it doesn't display. Now before I delve into this issue with my limited knowledge in this field, I was wondering if anyone might already know why it doesn't. If you have an educated guess for me, that might be helpful as well.

Might be worth saving the svg as "plain svg" - if this works, then it is likely that svg web cannot cope with extra namespaces in the svg file.

It is saved as plain SVG. I tend to always use that for better compatibility across browsers. Still haven't figured it out though, was a bit busy with other stuff. Ideally I wouldn't have to use a thing like SVG web, but working for Chinese viewers that largely are running XP and MSIE6 sure makes SVG Web an interesting method.

using svgweb successfully on a intranet mediawiki. It has its' limitations but it does indeed show our diagrams in ie6.
if you followeb the svgweb installation, you have to make sure .htc extension works (flash internals)...anyhow, make sure to follow those (google svgweb project) instructions and that you can open the built-in test files...before playing with own svg files.