> You can specify a change callback to the slider. See
> http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Slider/slider#options(click the options tab, then
> see 'change' near the bottom of the list)
Richard, thank you for your answer but I do not know (here is the
point) how to "chain" (write) all those things.
I tried for months to understand jquery, yet I cannot do almost
anything.
Example:
a) from the two forms above, should I keep <form action="#"> or
<form action="" method="get"> ? (I do not know what "#" means.)
b) from $("#numberSel") and $('select#letterSel') which should be
kept?
c) would some mix like
$(document).ready(function(){
$('select#letterSel').accessibleUISlider({width:100, labels:3}).change
(function() {
$.cookie('number', $(this).val()); // set a cookie
});
});
be useful? I tried it, but it does not seem to write any cookie.
Luigi
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