Rangeslider

Rangeslider

• Demonstration:
• Java API: Rangeslider
• JavaScript API: Rangeslider

• Available for ZK:
• 

since 9.0.0

Employment/Purpose

A rangeslider component represents a slider with a range value. It can be used to let the user select a start value and an end value. A rangeslider accepts a range of value starting from 0 to a certain maximum value. The default maximum value of rangeslider scale is 100. You can change the maximum allowed value by setting the max property. Notice that the value of max property is always larger than the value of min property.

Example

<zk>
  <rangeslider startValue="10" endValue="90"/>
  <separator />
  <rangeslider orient="vertical" startValue="20" endValue="80" markScale="20" />
</zk>

Properties

Disabled

If the rangeslider is disabled, then users can not drag the slider buttons.

Orient

Sets the orient either "horizontal" or "vertical" to display rangslider.

MarkScale

Sets the marks information for displaying value marks. (Default: "20") The value marks would be displayed every 20 start from the minimum value. (if min is 0, then display "0 20 40 ...")

Max

Rangeslider supports maximal position, which can be changed by the max property as follows. (Default: 100)

Min

Rangeslider supports minimal position, which can be changed by the min property as follows. (Default: 0)

StartValue, EndValue

Represent the range value of Rangeslider. (Default: 0)

Step

By default, the rangeslider will scroll to the position continuously when a user drags it. If you prefer to scroll a discrete fixed amount on each step, you can set the amount of value of the step property.

TooltipVisible

The tooltip displays the value of slider buttons in rangeslider. If the tooltipvisible is true, the tooltips of the slider buttons would be always visible. (Default: false)

Supported Events

Name	Event Type
onRangeValueChange	Event: RangeValueChangeEvent Denotes the range value of a component has been changed by the user.

• Inherited Supported Events: XulElement

Supported Children

*None

Use Cases

Version	Description	Example Location

Version History

Version	Date	Content
9.0.0	November, 2019	Rangeslider was introduced.