I create a gauge at runtime, assign the min and max values based on some XML file. The value is bound to a response from the server. When the value coming from the server is greater than the max value, the gauge is displayed wrongly. See the attached file. In this gauge, min=0, max=50 and value =100. Min and max remain the same, but the needle is somewhere random.
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Anj
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answered on 14 Sep 2010, 01:46 PM
Can someone please reply?
This clearly looks like a bug. Will it be fixed in the near future?
This clearly looks like a bug. Will it be fixed in the near future?
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Hello Ana,
The gauge works as expected. The RadGauge can show values outside the scale range (for OFF position, for example, or when there are several different scales in the same gauge). It does not round values outside the scale range to the min or max value. In your case the maximum value of the gauge is 50. The value you are trying to show (100) is greater than max value. So indicators make several turns around the scale.
Greetings,
Andrey Murzov
the Telerik team
The gauge works as expected. The RadGauge can show values outside the scale range (for OFF position, for example, or when there are several different scales in the same gauge). It does not round values outside the scale range to the min or max value. In your case the maximum value of the gauge is 50. The value you are trying to show (100) is greater than max value. So indicators make several turns around the scale.
Greetings,
Andrey Murzov
the Telerik team
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ryan
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answered on 11 May 2016, 10:54 PM
i know this post was oh so long ago, but is there any way to stop RadGauge indicator from exceeding the the min max scaled values?
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Hello Ryan,
In order to stop the indicator from exceeding the min and max values of the scale you can coerce the indicator's Value property before changing it. For example, before setting the property you could check if the value is outside of the scale's range (the min and max values). If so, do not change the value or update it so that it is in the range.
Regards,
Martin
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In order to stop the indicator from exceeding the min and max values of the scale you can coerce the indicator's Value property before changing it. For example, before setting the property you could check if the value is outside of the scale's range (the min and max values). If so, do not change the value or update it so that it is in the range.
Regards,
Martin
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