Closed ilyaZar closed 7 months ago
3.5.1
Ubuntu 20.04
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This may be due to Fomantic UI but, for range_input(...)
range_input(...)
input[[input_id]
only returns the lower bound the the slider input. One cannot make use of the upper bound....
observeEvent()
Also print(str(input[["name_of_input_id"]])) gives
List of 1 $ : int ...
A quick way to see this also is to run the examples: https://github.com/Appsilon/shiny.semantic/blob/develop/examples/slider_input/app.R
which only produces a single number, set to the lower bound, for the top most range_input().
range_input()
One would expect a list of two or a vector of length two with upper/lower bound values of the range_input()
Sorry for posting this here, as this might be against the guidelines I agreed to follow, but I could not find a post on SO or any other source.
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Project Version
3.5.1
Platform and OS Version
Ubuntu 20.04
Existing Issues
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What happened?
This may be due to Fomantic UI but, for
range_input(...)
input[[input_id]
only returns the lower bound the the slider input. One cannot make use of the upper bound....
Steps to reproduce
observeEvent()
,Also print(str(input[["name_of_input_id"]])) gives
List of 1 $ : int ...
A quick way to see this also is to run the examples: https://github.com/Appsilon/shiny.semantic/blob/develop/examples/slider_input/app.R
which only produces a single number, set to the lower bound, for the top most
range_input()
.Expected behavior
One would expect a list of two or a vector of length two with upper/lower bound values of the
range_input()
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Additional Information
Sorry for posting this here, as this might be against the guidelines I agreed to follow, but I could not find a post on SO or any other source.