Hi,

is it possible to add a background image to a chart (2D)? I have found a old post from 2007, which announces, it can be possible soon. But i found nothing else about it.

best regards
Horst

Hi,

I'm using dojo.gfx to draw graphics on a web page, but my page also has a jpg which I use as the background. My problem is that I can't draw over it. All the shapes I draw appear on my surface area, except the areas where I use an image as a background, in which case the image covers my shapes.

Anyone know how to get past this?

I'm a newbee to dojo and build up a little app...
but now I'm on a point where i can't find help.
I had an PHP-Array and built up a FilteringSelect with this. The Point is to colorize single options in red.

here is the code:

...
$dozentenliste = get_dozentenliste($semid, $datum, $kolleg);
?>

Release: Dojo 1.1.1
Browser: IE 6 & IE 7
Scenario: Using a HorizontalSlider dijit in a div that has a background color set to #FFFFFF.
Problem: Labels do NOT show.

Confirmed that labels DO show so long as the widget is in a place that does not have a css background defined. Once the widget is within a div that has a background color or image, the labels vanish.

I've not confirmed whether this happens only in divs but I assume so.

Works perfectly either way in Firefox (2.0) and Safari. Just not in IE 6 or IE 7.

I've seen some references to this behavior, but haven't seen much that addresses it directly, so thought I'd post my observations for consideration. Of course if anyone has a fix please let me know.

[editor: moving to the appropriate forum...]

Is it possible to add linear/vertical stripes to the background of a chart? So that it would show an alternating gray then white wide stripe along the axis increments? For an example please see this link and search for "linear stripes" http://code.google.com/apis/chart/#chart_or_background_fill

Thanks,
Lorie

I'm trying to change the styling of a single button on a page.

If I have the following:

my own pattern is applied to the <div> html element generated by dojo.
But the <button> element beneath it in the DOM (also generated by dojo) takes its background styling from the theme I'm using (tundra).