I forget now why the open file option doesnt work (was a long time since I integrated the editor into that node).
so your options are, paste the SVG from another editor (your external editor may even have a copy SVG option to avoid writing to file) - or - use the built in editor to create your drawings.
@BartButenaers , possible solution! rather than hiding them, add a note to the html link button.
will save a lot of idiots like me asking stupid questions !
appreciate the time and effort you and @Steve-Mcl put into these things and the replies, thank you.
We won't interrupt @Steve-Mcl, because he is now most probably dying at the moment while watching the EU soccer final between the UK and Italy
I can imagine that it is very confusing that the file-open button in DrawSvg is not responsive. But of course DrawSvg is a third-party tool, so we have not control of everything.
Would it be better if I enable the file-open button?
In the following demo, I open an external SVG file in DrawSvg via the file-open menu:
The external SVG file is saved to the "SVG source" tabsheet in the Blockly node, so you won't have to do that manually ...
I'm not going to activate the new-file in DrawSvg, because that causes indesired side effects....
@BartButenaers , Yeah that would be perfect, it will save a lot of confusion.
i will be asking more questions on the svg node soon , as im having difficulty , but that's for another post.
Thanks again. really appreciate it.
ps, best not mention the football!