real Progress about jquery-circle-progress

[kottenator]

Hi!

Yes, I've recently implemented value update that you need:

el.circleProgress('value', newValue);

And it handles unfinished animation.

Blue gradient: I'm not 100% sure but try this one:

['#0681c4', '#4ac5f8']

[celevra]

Hi,

thanks for the fast answer.
this sounds good, unfortunately it doesn't work as expected the animation starts with the last update.
i'm not sure how i should explain it but you can go to https://socket.lionkeen.net open it in two windows, select an image (best one round about a few megabytes), open the console and see the percentage flow but no animation, only at the end the circle will fill.

regards

celevra

ps. the gradient is exactly what i was searching for

[kottenator]

Now I understand the problem. Currently I'm just pausing the animation on the current state and start new animation from that point. And so on, so if you update value pretty frequently, it will not show smooth dynamics, it will jump to the last value. I have some ideas, but it's not so easy. But I will handle that, no worries ;)

[celevra]

sounds promising, i'm curious and here for test! :-)

[kottenator]

There are 2 simple choices:

• animation.stop(true, false) - what I do now: stop previous animation at its current state, start the next one from that point
• animation.stop(true, true) - the "ugly" one: stop previous animation on its final state, start the next one from that point

What we need is some compromise... Need to think about it

[kottenator]

Ok, I figured out that it's hard to "tweak" jQuery running animation.
But here is my workaround. Does it work for you?

[celevra]

jep it looks smoother, not perfect but absolutely useable, thank you very much for your work!

[kottenator]

I understand that it's not actually the fix... but I will resolve this issue for now :)