Madhav Joshi
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Madhav Joshi
asked on 25 Nov 2012, 12:42 PM
Hi Team,
Presently i have implemented Double Needed Gauge Control as you can see in this image (Double Needle Gauge ).
As we can see in the Image Red Range ranges from 0 -> 700 and Green ranges from 700 -> 1100 .
Dont we have any way to show both the ranges spreading from Zero just like Rainbow (Colors Running Parallel ).
To be specific in this case :
Both the Red and green Range should start from Zero and Red ending at 700 and Green traversing till 1100.
Does anyone know how to achieve this. ?
Thanks,
Madhav Joshi
Presently i have implemented Double Needed Gauge Control as you can see in this image (Double Needle Gauge ).
As we can see in the Image Red Range ranges from 0 -> 700 and Green ranges from 700 -> 1100 .
Dont we have any way to show both the ranges spreading from Zero just like Rainbow (Colors Running Parallel ).
To be specific in this case :
Both the Red and green Range should start from Zero and Red ending at 700 and Green traversing till 1100.
Does anyone know how to achieve this. ?
Thanks,
Madhav Joshi
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Madhav Joshi
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answered on 27 Nov 2012, 11:55 AM
Hey Telerik Team,
Can anyone Update on this ? I have been trying out many things but still with no fruit for this complex issue.
Thanks,
Madhav Joshi
Can anyone Update on this ? I have been trying out many things but still with no fruit for this complex issue.
Thanks,
Madhav Joshi
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Hello Madhav,
I am afraid there is not a way to create the described scenario in the current version of RadControls unless you overlay another resized RadGauge so that the scales of both Gauges fit in.
I have tried some iterations to set such properties of both Gauges and the CSS classes of their wrappers so that I reproduce your scenario. You can have a look at the output here.
Please find the VS sample I have used in RadHtmlGauge_overlaying.zip archive.
Kind regards,
Danail Vasilev
the Telerik team
I am afraid there is not a way to create the described scenario in the current version of RadControls unless you overlay another resized RadGauge so that the scales of both Gauges fit in.
I have tried some iterations to set such properties of both Gauges and the CSS classes of their wrappers so that I reproduce your scenario. You can have a look at the output here.
Please find the VS sample I have used in RadHtmlGauge_overlaying.zip archive.
Kind regards,
Danail Vasilev
the Telerik team
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Madhav Joshi
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answered on 28 Nov 2012, 08:23 AM
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Hi Madhav,
The meaning of Gauge is to point where a certain value is located on certain set of ranges from a single scale and not multiple scales. That is why I am not suppose to log it in PITS. As I said in my previous post that scenario is doable only through Gauge overlaying and CSS wrappers.
Regarding the ability to add second pointer this feature has already been logged in PITS so that you can follow, vote and comment on it.
Best regards,
Danail Vasilev
the Telerik team
The meaning of Gauge is to point where a certain value is located on certain set of ranges from a single scale and not multiple scales. That is why I am not suppose to log it in PITS. As I said in my previous post that scenario is doable only through Gauge overlaying and CSS wrappers.
Regarding the ability to add second pointer this feature has already been logged in PITS so that you can follow, vote and comment on it.
Best regards,
Danail Vasilev
the Telerik team
If you want to get updates on new releases, tips and tricks and sneak peeks at our product labs directly from the developers working on the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX, subscribe to their blog feed now.