You'll need to attach something to the "change" event of your slider
to execute a JavaScript function.
The function would contain something like this:
// $.ajax({
// url: your_url,
// cache: 'false',
// success: function (resp){ do_something(resp); },
// type: "POST",
// data: your_data_here
// })
Then your "success" function would contain (or call) the JavaScript to
make whatever changes in the DOM you want to make.
This is a minimal example. Once you have something working, you'll
probably want to implement a way to prevent your function from firing
too many times as someone is playing with the UI.
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