Hi Qingshuang Di,

I think you did everything right ... and some unexpected side effect 
occurred while setting the keys:

\pgfplotsset{
     every mark/.append style=....
}

results in a NEW style /pgfplots/every mark. This style does not exist, 
and it is never queried... this is not really a bug, more a usability 
issue: the actual key in question is called
/tikz/every mark  . Writing

\pgfplotsset{
     /tikz/every mark/.append style=....
}

works. Alternatively, you can use

   \addplot  [mark=square][densely dashed,every mark/.append 
style={solid},blue,samples=10,domain=0.2:6]

which has the same effect (but only local to one plot).

Best regards

Christian

Am 17.04.2012 03:09, schrieb qingshuang di:
>
> DearDr. Christian Feuersanger,
>
> Thanks for your attention!
>
> I have a problem about set mark style as solid line in pgfplots. I 
> have made some tests
>
> following the mannual, but neither worked. Can you take a look my tex 
> file for help?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Best regards,
>
> Qingshuang Di
>


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