On Feb 2, 6:54 pm, saurabh hirani wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> > Just added a new example chart titled "World's Simplest Line Chart
> > Editor" that shows you how to add points to a Client-side GChart curve
> > by clicking on empty space on the chart (you&
h does the rectangle thing. I implemented that in GWT but with the
client window problems that I described above.
regards,
Saurabh Hirani.
saurabh.hir...@gmail.com
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Checked out the page. I had used 2.3 and seeing pop up integration and
on the fly editing of pie chart sizes was really cool. Great stuff.
Congratulations and all the best with making GChart bigger and better.
On Jan 28, 10:41 am, John Gunther wrote:
> Client-side GChart is an open source, 100%
which came into picture when
I scrolled down. I saw that you are using clientX and clientY. So I
thought maybe this information would be useful.
I don't know if I could communicate my thoughts clearly. But I will
check out your code and I have put in an enhancement request on the
GChart issue tra
Glad that you found the error. I would like to add something to this
post which may not be directly related to your problem but is
something worth mentioning if you are going to use DOM.
Doing DOM parsing while using custom GWT widgets can cause major
problems in the future. I see that you are do
Hi Sumeet,
Thanks for the pointer. Will post in the visualization group.
regards,
Saurabh.
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You can pick up some of the web app parts from these tutorials. I
don't think any of them deal with building a login based web app
directly but in bits and pieces they can give you the direction that
you might need:
In the order of preference:
http://code.google.com/docreader/#p=google-web-toolk
Hi all,
Thanks for developing a great product like GChart which integrates so
easily with GWT and works like charm. I had a query - I want to draw a
chart where I can click on any point along the x-y axis to determine
the point cordinates in model units. Once I get that, I can do an
addPoint() to
Hi guys,
I just joined this group and I must say that the google team has done
a great job with GWT. I was up and running with the tutorial on the
site and after that I was creating a sample app. I was facing a
problem with using DOM. Every time I used a feature of DOM which
involved passing an E
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 4:01 PM, rajasekhar wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> how to hide /show a panel by clicking on a button.If
> panel is hidden by clicking on button it should be visible.If panel is
> visible after clicking on button it should hide(there is only one
> button in this case).P
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