Well i guess the word value was not the right word.
i have a graphic under the slider1 slider2 and slider3 that says:
Low-----Medium-----High
with 30 steps in the slider.
if a visitor drags slider1 handle to Medium, and slider2 handle to Low
then slider 3 moves to High for instance.
but the way i have it programmed, slider 3 just jumps to value 30 or
"high" when those slider1 and slider2 fit those values.
here is the code:
if (parseInt(slider1Value) >= 11 && parseInt(slider1Value) <=20 &&
parseInt(slider2Value) >= 1 && parseInt(slider2Value) <=10) {
$("#slider3").slider('option', 'value', 30);
$('#infoMedPrem').hide();
$('#infoLowPrem').hide();
$('#infoHighPrem').show();
}
so as you can see once the sliders fit into those two ranges, the
slider3 jumps to that position... and i just cant logically think of
how to make it slide, as the other two sliders are moving.... i think
that made sense?!?
On Nov 2, 1:28 pm, "Richard D. Worth" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Are you adding slider1 and slider2 to get the value of slider3? In that
> case, why does it step at 10, 20, 30? Or perhaps you're multiplying them.
> Not sure since you say "the value combination."
>
> Are you wanting to animate smoothly between each step even though it can't
> sit at any value between them?
>
> - Richard
>
> On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 1:24 PM, Luh Hooo Zer <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>
>
> > I have 3 sliders on one page.
>
> > the value combination of slider1 and slider2 dictates the position of
> > slider3 handle.
>
> > but its not smooth... for instance, slider 1 and slider2 have 30
> > steps, so is pretty smooth to slide, but slider 3 i can only site to
> > position at values 10, 20, 30.... it doesnt slide like slider1 and
> > slider2 do....
>
> > is there a way to say, as the sliders are sliding, to move slider3
> > just as smooth ast the other two?- Hide quoted text -
>
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