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jQRangeSlider, jQDateRangeSlider & jQEditRangeSlider ==================================================== A javascript slider selector that supports dates and touch devices * [Twitter](https://twitter.com/jQRangeSlider) * [Project page](http://ghusse.github.com/jQRangeSlider/) * [Github project](https://github.com/ghusse/jQRangeSlider/) * [Online demo](http://ghusse.github.com/jQRangeSlider/stable/demo/) * [Unit tests](http://ghusse.github.com/jQRangeSlider/stable/tests/) License ------- Copyright : Guillaume Gautreau 2010 License : Dual license GPL v3 and MIT Dependencies ------------ + jQuery + jQuery UI core + jQuery UI widget + jQuery Mousewheel plugin by Brandon Aaron (optional, needed for scrolling or zooming) Usage ----- # A rangeSlider widget with float values Javascript reference for development: Javascript reference for production: Range slider creation: $("#element").rangeSlider({/*options*/}); # A rangeSlider with dates Javascript reference for development: Javascript reference for production: Range slider creation: $("#element").dateRangeSlider({/*options*/}); # An editable range slider Javascript reference for development: Javascript reference for production: Range slider creation: $("#element").editRangeSlider({/*options*/}); Options ------- ### All sliders * bounds (default: 0 - 100) * Inclusive bounds of the selection range * object with two [numerical] fields: min and max * example: bounds: {min: 0, max:100} * defaultValues (default: 20 - 50) * Default selected range inside defined bounds * object with two [numerical] fields: min and max * example: defaultValues: {min: 20, max:50} * range (default: false - false) * Range bounds, to constraint the range size * for ***date ranges***, values are expressed with ***an object*** containing some of these properties: * years * months * days * hours * minutes * seconds * Possible values: * false or null to deactivate * object with to fields: min and max. Set a value to false to deactivate one constraint * examples: * range: {min: 10, max: 50} * {min: 20} * {min: 20, max: false} * {max: false} * false * {min: {days: 7}, max: {days: 21}} * step (default: false) * value steps, in order to constraint values * Numerical value (for rangeSlider and editSlider) or false * ***An object*** with some of these properties (for ***date slider***): * years * months * days * hours * minutes * seconds * wheelMode: (default: null) * Interaction mode when user uses the mouse wheel on the central bar * Possible values : "zoom", "scroll" or null * wheelSpeed: (default: 4) * Numerical speed (in % of selected range) of mouse wheel interaction * arrows: (default: true) * boolean value that activate or deactivate scrolling arrows * valueLabels: ("show", "hide", default:"change") * string indicating if value labels have to be displayed * "show" indicates that labels must be visible * "hide" indicates that labels must be hidden * "change" indicates that labels only have to be shown when the user changes a value * formatter: function(value) returning a string, default: null * a formatter function for displayed labels. When set to null, default formatter is used. * durationIn: default:0 * fadeIn duration in ms for showing labels on a value change * durationOut: default:400 * fadeOut duration in ms for hiding labels after a change * delayOut: default:200 * delay before hiding labels after a change ### Edit slider only * type (default:'text', 'number') * input type used for creating labels ### Usage // When constructing the slider $("#slider").rangeSlider({ wheelSpeed: 5, valueLabels: "show", formatter: function(value){ return value; } }); // Changing an option, live $("#slider").rangeSlider("option", "wheelmode", "zoom"); // If you are using a special kind of slider $("#slider").dateRangeSlider("option", "arrows", false); Events ----- * valuesChanging * Triggered when the user is moving an element and changing internal values * Triggered a lot of times during the move * valuesChanged * Triggered when values have changed (user interaction or programmatically) * userValuesChanged * Triggered when user has moved and element and changed internal values (limits the number of events). ### Usage $("#slider").bind("valuesChanging", function(){/*Your code*/}); Methods ------- * scrollLeft(quantity) * scrollRight(quantity) * zoomIn(quantity) * zoomOut(quantity) * values(min, max): gets or sets the values * min(value): gets or sets the minimum value * max(value): gets or sets the maximum value * resize * bounds(min, max): gets or sets the bounds ### Usage // Set a value $("#slider").rangeSlider("min", value); // Get the value var max = $("#slider").rangeSlider("max"); // If you're using another kind of slider var minDate = $("#slider").dateRangeSlider("min"); Generating minified jQRangeSlider files --------------------------------------- Launch min/compile.sh for compiling all sliders. On windows, you'll need cygwin installed with "ed" (command line). FAQ --- ### How can I use methods? // For range sliders, example with method "values" and two parameters $("#element").rangeSlider("values", 0, 100); // For edit sliders, a getter method var min = $("#element").editRangeSlider("min"); // For date sliders, use date objects var max = $("#element").dateRangeSlider("max", new Date(2010, 0, 1)); ### How to set options? // When constructing the slider (example with basic range slider) // Or after construction, the same method can be called $("#element").rangeSlider({ bounds: {min: 10, max:100}, wheelMode: "zoom", step: false }); // After construction, for setting specific options (example with edit slider) $("#element").editRangeSlider("option", "arrows", true); // Another example with date slider $("#element").dateRangeSlider("option", "formatter", function(value){ return "Nice date"; }); ### How can I bind events ? Simple: // Default contructor $("#slider").rangeSlider(); // Fired when values changed $("#slider").bind("valuesChanged", function(event, data){ var values = data.values; alert("Values changed ! " + values.min + " " + values.max); }); ### Is it possible to set steps? Guys, YES ! $("#element").rangeSlider({ // That's all you need step: 2 }); ### Is it possible to set steps for date range slider ? Yes ! Take a look at examples below. // Use a 2 days step: $("#element").rangeSlider({ step: { days: 2 } }); // More complex (and useless) step, but stil valid $("#element").rangeSlider({ step: { days: 2, hours: 3 } }); Take a look at the documentation for other usable units. ### I'm hiding the slider, and after showing it again, it does not work Just **after showing it** (or one of its parent), you have to call the *resize* method. $("#slider").rangeSlider("resize");

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