Hi.

I love the slider control, but I'd love it even more if it had an option to "snap back to 0" when released. So while the user is clicking/tapping and holding, it updates the value, but when released it goes back to 0. Another option would be to have a boolean property "IsPressed" where you could control this yourself. Or a callback, of course. I looked at extending the source myself, but most of the logic is in the javascript and I'd really rather not. :)

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Eric Johansson
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Hello

Could an additional event be exposed on the Slider control? (like OnDrag?)

Have noted that "ValueChanged" is fired every time the value parameter changes (after the user stops dragging the handle), but is it possible to expose the event & value of slider during drag?

This will allow the slider to be used like a search, for example; slide quickly through a large series of photos or data (without letting the mouse button go).

Or is there another way we could achieve this with this control?

Regards

Phil

I have a situation where I need to be able to let the user divide a value by multiple points, and I'd like to be able to implement it as a multi-slider control. Here's a real world situation:

A company has 3 products they sell, and wants to model each different product financially. I want them to be able to drag the sliders representing each product's total portion of revenue for the company, so that the ratios always add up to 100%.

An example of this is at the bottom of the page here: https://nightcatsama.github.io/vue-slider-component/#/basics/process

Any chance this could be possible? Thanks!