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answered on 16 Apr 2010, 09:37 AM

Hello Nilesh Kute,

At the present time the possible solution you can use is to remove the RadialGauge container from the structure of your RadGauge and put the background you need under the RadGauge. This solution works if you use only one RadialScale element in your RadGauge.

Example:

<Ellipse Fill="Red" Width="240" Height="240" />

<telerik:RadGauge Name="RadGauge1" Width="240" Height="240" >

<gauge:RadialScale Name="radialScale"

Min="0"

Max="8000"

IsInteractive="True"

IsLabelRotated="True"

MinorTicks="3">

<gauge:RangeList>

<gauge:RadialRange Min="70"

Max="5600"

StartWidth="0"

EndWidth="0.15" />

</gauge:RangeList>

<gauge:TickList>

<gauge:CustomTickMark Value="4000" />

</gauge:TickList>

<gauge:RadialScale.Indicators>

<gauge:Needle IsAnimated="True" SnapType="ToGrid" Value="3000" />

<gauge:RadialBar Name="radialBar" Value="3200"/>

<gauge:Marker x:Name="marker" />

<gauge:StateIndicator Name="stateIndicator" />

</gauge:RadialScale.Indicators>

</gauge:RadialScale>

</telerik:RadGauge>

Hope this helps.

Sincerely yours,
Sia
the Telerik team

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