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In the Linear gauge you can add a pointer value (little red arrow in the example) that goes on the scale. Is this possible with the Radial gauge as well? So I could make a low, avg, and high point on radial gauge instead of using the linear gauge?
@(Html.Kendo().LinearGauge() .Name("DivTime") .HtmlAttributes(new { title = "167" }) .Pointers(p => { p.Add().Value(167).Color("#2A5E76").Size(20).Margin(0).Border(b => b.Opacity(100).Width(0)); p.Add().Value(100).Color("#C1D82F").Size(20).Margin(0).Border(b => b.Opacity(100).Width(0)); }) .Transitions(false) .Scale(scale => scale .Vertical(false) .Labels(builder => builder.Visible(false)) .MajorTicks(builder => builder.Visible(false)) .MinorTicks(builder => builder.Visible(false)) .Line(builder => builder.Visible(false)) .MajorUnit(20) .MinorUnit(2) .Min(0) .Max(167) ))@( Html.Kendo().RadialGauge() .Name("patientDocumentMatchThresholdGauge") .Pointer(pointer => pointer.Value((double)Model.PatientDocumentMatchThreshold * 100)) .Scale(scale => scale .EndAngle(180) .MajorUnit(10) .Max(100) .Min(0) .MinorUnit(1) .StartAngle(0) .Ranges(ranges => { ranges.Add().From(0).To(90).Color("#f00"); ranges.Add().From(90).To(95).Color("#ffa500"); ranges.Add().From(95).To(100).Color("#0c0"); } ) ))