Reply To: Range Selector Absolute Positioning

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Ivailo,

Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, I’ve tried that approach as well and it doesn’t seem to work either. The object here is to get JQXChart to work WITHIN a library like ExtJS – while JQXChart works very well by itself, as your example shows, it doesn’t seem to play nicely with containing libraries. Other problems also occur when loading a JQXChart within a ExtJS Panel such as 1) if gradient colors are used all fills appear black and the only solution I’ve found is to use solid colors, 2) formatting around the tooltip (borders, margins, backgrounds) all disappear, 3) and JQXChart doesn’t seem to understand/respect the container’s dimensions which makes it impossible to use something like “height:100%”. Also, an undesirable side effect of using a separate container for the selector is that you lose the automatic positioning of the legend to below the Selector (and while you might be able to fake the positioning by using a large top margin on the legend you would still need to position the Selector container relatively, which creates a problem, and you lose the nice automatic size/position adjustments when the frame changes sizes).

So, is it possible to get the Selector positioned inside JQXChart using relative values (like the legend is) rather than the absolute values being used now, or, do you have any future plans to do so, and if so, when would it be available.

Thank you