I have been having some trouble with the interface sliders as well, it
has been suggested to me when I posted about it that the sliders code
simply needs a rework as it stands, and that certain things just don't
work very well currently. Sorry I can't be mroe help than that, it's
pretty much all I've been told on the subject.
On Jun 21, 12:18 am, Mitch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a Slider with fractions and an onSlide handler. Sometimes when
> the handler is invoked, the reported value for xProc seems to be
> "lagging" -- it seems to be the value from just before the slider
> jumped to its current position. Has anyone else seen this problem?
>
> I'd like to post an example but am not sure how Google Groups will
> handle the formatting. So for now, here's a fragment to demonstrate
> the problem.
>
> <div id="slider_frame">
> <div id="bar">
> <div id="indicator" class="Indicator"></div>
> </div>
> </div>
> <p id="msg"></p>
> ...
> var f = 5;
> var slider = $("#bar").Slider({
> accept: "#indicator",
> fractions: f,
> onSlide: function(xProc, yProc, x, y) {
> var fraction = x / this.dragCfg.containerMaxx;
> var expected = Math.round(100 * fraction / (f -
> 1)) * (f - 1);
> $("#msg").html("Expected " + expected + ", got " +
> xProc);
>
> In the web app where I've encountered this problem, I've been able to
> work around it by recomputing the xProc value in my onSlide function:
> var fraction = x / this.dragCfg.containerMaxx;
> var f = this.dragCfg.fractions;
> xPercent = Math.round(100 * fraction / (f - 1)) * (f - 1);
>
> A more complete example is available
> at:http://bottledtext.blogspot.com/2007/06/bug-with-jquery-112-interface...
