Hello,

I am working on a project in which I am supposed to construct a graph with 
several nodes and edges using Polymer and Platform. I am using an 
underlying library which is developed in-house by my company which is not 
based on Polymer. This library contains functions for creating nodes, 
initializing graph etc.I have created a custom element called graph. 
Following is the declaration of this element:

<pre>
<polymer-element name="cmp-graph" attributes="canvas" 
constructor="CMPGraph">

<template> 
          <div id="graph_win_placeholder">
            <div id="graph_win" class="canvas">
                <div id="graph_canvas" class="graph-area">
                </div>
            </div>            
          </div>
</template>

</polymer-element>
</pre> 

In Javascript I call a function of the library to initialize the graph. 
This function call needs a handle to the canvas div (the div with 
id="graph_canvas"). So I pass this.$.graph_canvas as a parameter while 
making the function call. But the library throws an exception since it is 
expecting a native version of the div and instead gets a wrapped one since 
this.$.graph_canvas corresponds to the wrapped version of the div and not 
the actual native one. So I tried to unwrap this.$.graph_canvas. Now the 
next problem comes into picture when the library is trying to create some 
DOM elements using document.createElement .document.createSVGElement etc. 
Now these elements that are created by the library are wrapped (since 
platform.js and polymer.js are already loaded) and the library again throws 
an error.
So inorder to solve this problem, I passed shadow=native as a parameter in 
the query string and everything works fine. The library is happy and so is 
my code. 

But now the problem is, my application can run only on Chrome and Opera 
since other browsers do not have the native support for Shadow DOM. Is 
there any other way to solve this problem?

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks. 

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