Local preview bug: new standards SVG + XHTML still not rendered

PS: at begin... preview button for .SVG files is hidden?! ...when user manually changes file type to XML, preview is possible... but incorrect.

PPS: I can send to you some SVG test files or look for some here:

http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/Test/20061213/svggen/paths-data-02-t.svg

http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/WG/wiki/Test_Suite_Overview

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(web preview works, but NOT local)
http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG/intro.html#MIMEType

Thanks, I tried one of the sample files and see what you mean. The problem is that I haven't found a way to set the MIME type for the UIWebView and still have it recognize relative files (like css and images).

My workaround was to add a "html" extension to the file as UIWebView seems to interpret the file extension. I thought, it would recognize SVG files by their content, but it doesn't.

So, right now I don't know how I can set the correct mime type for SVG files without breaking the preview function for normal html files with css and images files relative to them... :(

Unfortunately, I do not know Apple API, so I can't help :-(

I have 1 idea: What if you create wrapper of some kind for problematic files? (there is also problem with .XHTM, .XHTML...)

For example empty page with <iframe> of 100% size? ;-)

I'll try to find a workaround!

PS: I think SVG ang XHTML with mixed namespaces should have priority for every web dev. app... as these are part of current web standard...

...also I am currently developing huge web app based on SVG, so it is very important for me ;-)

PPS: I still thinking about GOODREADER, which renders everything with no problem... SVG, HTML...

And...thanks for your great work!

While I could reproduce the problem with SVG files, the preview of the XHTML files I tried worked flawlessly. (I just tried this again)

Can you please send me an XHTML file that doesn't work for you to support*at*textasticapp.com or tell me a URL?

Thanks for mailing the example file. I could reproduce the problem and will try to solve it for the next update.

Just wanted to add that editing SVG files (with javascript) is the primary reason I bought Textastic, so any help in this area would be appreciated. As Martin mentioned, Textastic -> Goodreader does work (even with interactive SVG files using mouse and touch events etc) but isn't ideal when you are doing it all day. Thanks for a great product and keep up the great work!

I'll fix this in the next update. I can confirm that Good Reader renders it correctly while Textastic doesn't at the moment.