I just started using your control for one of my project and seriously loved it so much.
Only thing I would love to have on this control is getting the values using the thumb index.
For example:
Right now the code could look as under for ranges:
if (thumbIndex == 0) { doSmthForZero(String.valueOf(value)); } else if (thumbIndex == 1) { doSmthforOne(String.valueOf(value)); } else { doSmthElse(String.valueOf(value)); }
I would like to see something on the lines of getThumb(1).getValue() inside the change event, like
getValueOf(thumbIndex);. OR on change provide a method which return string as -- getRangeValues()
May be I am asking too much, however the concern is it is really difficult for anyone to display range such as 18-25 in a single label while it changes.
I have a label which has a string bound as 'Age Range: {0}-{1}' while I want to change the values of {0} and {1} with the values of thumbs.
Hi,
I just started using your control for one of my project and seriously loved it so much. Only thing I would love to have on this control is getting the values using the thumb index.
For example:
Right now the code could look as under for ranges:
if (thumbIndex == 0) { doSmthForZero(String.valueOf(value)); } else if (thumbIndex == 1) { doSmthforOne(String.valueOf(value)); } else { doSmthElse(String.valueOf(value)); }
I would like to see something on the lines of
getThumb(1).getValue()
inside the change event, likegetValueOf(thumbIndex);
. OR on change provide a method which return string as -- getRangeValues()May be I am asking too much, however the concern is it is really difficult for anyone to display range such as 18-25 in a single label while it changes.
I have a label which has a string bound as 'Age Range: {0}-{1}' while I want to change the values of {0} and {1} with the values of thumbs.
-- N Baua