hi to all,
I have a page, with a gauge and a timer.
Each time that the timer ticks, the gauge refresh its value.
The problem is the gauge pointer movement.
The gauge scale is from 0 to 40. When the value is refreshing, the gauge pointer starts form zero, in order to go to the new value.
I would like the pointer to start from the previous value, not from the 0.
How I can achieve this?
Thanks in advance
I have a page, with a gauge and a timer.
Each time that the timer ticks, the gauge refresh its value.
The problem is the gauge pointer movement.
The gauge scale is from 0 to 40. When the value is refreshing, the gauge pointer starts form zero, in order to go to the new value.
I would like the pointer to start from the previous value, not from the 0.
How I can achieve this?
Thanks in advance
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Hello Zisis,
You could avoid the described behavior if you use the client-side API of RadGauge: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/gauge-client-side-api.html. You can review this forum thread which is related to the same issue and contains more detailed information.
Another thing you could try is to set Transitions property to 'false'. By doing so, the animation will not be played when the control is rendered in order to show value and the new value will be displayed without resetting back to zero.
I hope you find this information helpful.
Regards,
Joana
Telerik
You could avoid the described behavior if you use the client-side API of RadGauge: http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/gauge-client-side-api.html. You can review this forum thread which is related to the same issue and contains more detailed information.
Another thing you could try is to set Transitions property to 'false'. By doing so, the animation will not be played when the control is rendered in order to show value and the new value will be displayed without resetting back to zero.
I hope you find this information helpful.
Regards,
Joana
Telerik
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