[Solved] Linear Gauge Horizontal is Blank?

[Jay]

I've been pouring over your documentation to try to find a simple gauge to display horizontally. If I paste in the ones from your documentation they are  Vertical and changing the "Vertical="false"" property makes the gauge disappear completely?

If I put an appearance-backgroundColor="grey" I can see the area where the gauge should be but no gauge is in there?

Here's what I'm using:

<telerik:RadLinearGauge ID="rGaugeHorizontal" runat="server" Transitions="True" Width="450"
            Height="140" Appearance-BackgroundColor="#EDEDED">
            <Pointer Value="5" Shape="BarIndicator" Color="Black" Size="15">
            </Pointer>
            <Scale Min="0" Max="100" Vertical="false" Mirror="True" MajorTicks-Size="25" MinorTicks-Size="20">
                <Ranges>
                    <telerik:GaugeRange From="0" To="20" Color="red" />
                    <telerik:GaugeRange From="20" To="40" Color="blue" />
                    <telerik:GaugeRange From="40" To="60" Color="green" />
                </Ranges>
            </Scale>
        </telerik:RadLinearGauge>

I would have thought that changing from verticle to horizontal would be in the <Appearance> properties too?

[Danail Vasilev]

Hi Jay,

I have tried to reproduce the mentioned issue with the exact code that has been provided but to no avail. Could you please have a look at the attached video, and then tell me what I am missing with the test?

Could you also provide us with the following information:

• Can you confirm that you are using the latest version of RadControls(currently this is version 2013.2.611) and if not, does upgrading to it resolve the issue?
• Is the issue browser specific and if so which is the browser and its version, or is it observed in all browsers?

If the above step, however, is not helpful could you please try to reproduce the issue with the attached example and then send it back to us for further research? You can also send us a fully runnable sample, if it is more convenient to you.


Regards,
Danail Vasilev
Telerik