Hi,
I'm currently working on a website that needs a 'price' slider from £100 to £100,000, with two pickers.
Most customers will slide values between £100 - £4,000 with perhaps 5% or less looking in a range up to £100,000
Other than writing custom multipliers when the slider reaches certain points, is there any built-in property of the rad slider which allows you to have 50% of the physical slider represent half the range (e.g. £100 to £4,000) and then the remaining 50% to represent the final half (e.g. £4,100 - £100,000)?
This would be useful for people who want to dynamically represent min and max values in their databases too, especially if they have a few records with exceptionally high or low values.
Cheers!
I'm currently working on a website that needs a 'price' slider from £100 to £100,000, with two pickers.
Most customers will slide values between £100 - £4,000 with perhaps 5% or less looking in a range up to £100,000
Other than writing custom multipliers when the slider reaches certain points, is there any built-in property of the rad slider which allows you to have 50% of the physical slider represent half the range (e.g. £100 to £4,000) and then the remaining 50% to represent the final half (e.g. £4,100 - £100,000)?
This would be useful for people who want to dynamically represent min and max values in their databases too, especially if they have a few records with exceptionally high or low values.
Cheers!