jquery-circle-progress | jQuery Plugin to draw animated circular progress bars | Frontend Framework library
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jQuery Plugin to draw animated circular progress bars
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- set the image to fill the image
- Creates a new circle progress progress
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QUESTION
I am using the splitting.js javascript library in my Rails 6 project. When I try to load the page I get "Uncaught TypeError: Splitting is not a function" in the console.
I have installed the javascript library using Yarn:
yarn add splitting
Splitting()
is called with other Javascript in scripts.js which is required in my applicaiton.js file. I have configured my application.js file in a number of ways to try to fix the issue but to no avail. Here is my current iteration of this file (entire file included in case there are other interactions to consider):
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 10:25I solved this problem thanks to some help from @rossta. I needed to move all my import statement for the splitting.js module from application.js to the script.js file in which the module was being called. So I added the following to the top of scripts.js:
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For each .round div, there is a data-value(%) which is static at the moment, but eventually going to be dynamic. Trying to call it in my JS for if data-value <= 0.50 display the bar as red, if data-value >0.50 && data-value <=0.75 display the bar as yellow and if data-value > 0.75 display it as green to call that value and wrap the Circle function in a conditional, how would I go about that?
I tried the following and it told Cannot read property 'getAttribute' of null
:
I tried this.getAttribute('data-value');
This is the JS with the above "solution" but doesn't populate anything:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-18 at 15:39To read the data
attribute of each element in the set you'll need to get a reference to it. As the fill.color
property of the library only accepts a string, not a function, then you'll need to use an each()
loop to do that.
From there it's a straightforward condition to determine the value and return the relevant colour. Try this:
QUESTION
I saw a code on the internet and i was trying to change the size of the circle according to the screen size , i tried to place the whole JS code in if statement and a function i saw in a website, it worked but it needs to refresh the page after scaling , so is it possible to change the size of circles with changing size of screen ? I got the code from :https://codepen.io/Yago/pen/WNbxjYw
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-03 at 13:05You can add an eventListener on "resize":
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bower install jquery-circle-progress
npm install jquery-circle-progress
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