I would like to have multiple arc in single dial using jquery knob. Is it possible? See below image.
The code I have tried so far.
$(".dial").knob({
'readOnly': true,
'displayPrevious': true,
change : function (value) {
//console.log("change : " + value);
},
release : function (value) {
console.log("release : " + value);
//need to out some logic here
},
cancel : function () {
console.log("cancel : " + this.value);
},
draw : function () {
$(this.i).val(this.cv + '%');
}
});
$('.dial').val(10).trigger('change');
I am open to use other jquery library or solutions also.
It's possible to display multiple arcs in a single dial using a single knob for each color and set the position of the div to absolute. Example with 3 colors:
<input class="knob" type='text' value='100' data-angleOffset="0"
data-angleArc="120" data-fgColor="green" data-displayInput=false />
<input class="knob" type='text' value='100' data-angleOffset="120"
data-angleArc="120" data-fgColor="red" data-displayInput=false />
<input class="knob" type='text' value='100' data-angleOffset="240"
data-angleArc="120" data-fgColor="blue" data-displayInput=false />
The value of data-angleOffset
sets the start of the arc, the value of data-angleArc
the width.
Initialize the knobs and set the position of the div containing the canvas to absolute:
$(function () {
$('.knob').knob({});
$(".knob").parent("div").css("position", "absolute");
});
Working example: jQuery Knob multiple arc