Closed Pomax closed 11 years ago
IE does not provide a way to hook into the native widget styling, so support for IE9 and below is not possible.
Fortunately, IE10 has added built-in support for input type="range" sliders! :)
Now if only IE10 was available for not-windows-8 =D
IE9 definitely supports CSS3 though, to make the sliders look native ;)
Is there a simple way to make this script work for IE9, in addition to Firefox? Everything else supports input type="range", so at this point the only browser that the thing I'm working on, http://processingjs.nihongoresources.com/mathparser/?fx=sin(t)-cos(t-a*sin(b*t)), doesn't work in is IE9 (IE10 should have range support, but it's going to be a while yet before that's out)