I finally found a solution. You were right - it's much easier by using
AjaxSlider instead of normal slider.
Here is the code:
AjaxSlider slider = new AjaxSlider("slider", 0,
100);
slider.setRange(new SliderRange(true));
//TODO: Set Slider to position again!
slider.setAjaxStopEvent(new
AjaxSlider.ISliderAjaxEvent() {
private static final long serialVersionUID
= 1L;
public void onEvent(AjaxRequestTarget
target, AjaxSlider slider, int
value, int[] values ) {
........................................
}
});
item.add(slider);
But I have one more problem: I want to initialize the Slider with a min and
max-value. Until now, min and max start with 0. I don't understand the
SliderRange constructor. I can give it beside a boolean a RangeEnum. How can
I implement that? I don't understand...
Thanks a lot!
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