When I use --pylab=inline and produce a very simple notebook with one image, both forms of HTML output work fine. But in the generated XML/SVG I get a message "Couldn't find image 8538394984452". I would guess that the backend is generating PNGs and not SVGs, and that the "Save as XML/HTML" function is not going back and regenerating them all. Asking matplotlib to generate an SVG and save it to disk yields a perfectly good SVG.
Further details: OS is Ubuntu Natty, ipython is 0.11, zeromq is 2.1.7, pyzmq is 2.1.7, all compiled and installed in my user environment. All other software is Natty standard. Machine is a core i3 laptop, ipython was run as "ipython qtconsole --pylab=inline".
ETA: I can't figure out how to either attach the broken XML notebook or get github to quote it (in spite of github's claim to use markdown). But there's not much to see; just some imports and a plot(arange(10),arange(10)), followed by the above message.
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