Hi,

I'm using Inkscape to create my SVG files an then I edit the XML to to some stuff with Javascript.
If I embed Js into the document, and then I edit it again with Inkscape, save the doc and it clean up my Javascript
The CDATA around my code is removed and all double quotes are replaced by their HTML entities.
For example, if I add the following code to a SVG doc:


after an edition with Inkscape I have


Did somebody has the same issue? Is there some configuration to avoid that?

For informations, I'm running Inkscape 0.47 on Ubuntu 10.04

Thanks a lot

Does it still happen with current 0.48.1?

Yes it still happens in 0.48.3

They tried to fix the Problem in https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/199656 but for me it still doesen't work.

meises wrote:Yes it still happens in 0.48.3

They tried to fix the Problem in https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/199656 but for me it still doesen't work.

To be expected (the bug is still present in 0.48.3.1, and the status of the bug report doesn't tell otherwise).

The fix is in current trunk (Status: 'Fix Committed'), and will be available in the next major release (Milestone: Inkscape 0.49).

What happens if instead of just adding script tags you add a javascript (stub) event in Inkscape interface and then save the file and add the code in your favorite editor? I thought it wasn't valid to just add javascript at top level in SVG that's not attached to anything, like in HTML file.