This is the way we try to take submissions; we first need a CLA on file (http://dojotoolkit.org/cla IIRC); once we have that, we can look at your patch.

Submit the patch through http://trac.dojotoolkit.org (guest/guest) by creating a ticket and assigning it either to me (ttrenka) or Eugene (elazutkin, IIRC). Make sure that you specify on the ticket that you submitted a CLA (and under what name); otherwise we can't even look at your code (long story).

I'm already accepted as a contributor, so I hope that's sorted. I tried to assign the ticket, but could find no such action anywhere. When I checked it out it was already assigned to Eugene, though, so I hope that's OK.

Cheers,
PS

...nuff said :) Did you mean an actual contributor, or you've already submitted a CLA?

..excerpt of mail;

from Aimee Evans
to Peter Svensson ,
date Mon, Feb 11, 2008 at 8:15 PM
subject Dojo CLA Receipt Confirmation

hide details Feb 11

Reply

Dear Peter,

This email confirms that your Contributor License Agreement has been
received by the Dojo Foundation.

You may now submit patches to the Dojo toolkit.

Thank you for your contribution.

Sincerely,

Aimee Evans
The Dojo Foundation
http://dojotoolkit.org

Cheers,
PS

Didn't need the contents of the response, just that you're talking about the CLA :) There's a difference between submitting patches and gaining committer status:

http://dojotoolkit.org/community

I'm not always privy to details, so I usually make it a personal policy to ask before assuming.

Of course you should ask, I just grabbed the first thing that could corroborate my story :)
I don't need to be a commiter. I'm just happy to be part of the project at all (potentially), really.
I'd probably just bork something by mistake anyway :)

Cheers,
PS

Thank you, Peter, for the contribution. The ticket was assigned to me automatically, and I was immediately notified by the system. I plan to start active work on everything graphical in full force next week.

I'll browse through some of the related tickets and see if I can contribute some more in the same are, since I've already read a lot of the code involved. I'll try to set up a simple charting gradient test case as well, so we can see what works and what doesn't in different browsers.

Cheers,
PS