FYI, this is how I ended up doing it.
$('.sliderating').each(function() {
var init_value = $(this).text();
$(this).slider({value: init_value});
});
On Feb 3, 11:02 am, jsuggs <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm wanting to do something like this:
>
> JS
> $('.sliderating').slider({value: this.text(), min: -5, max: 5. step:
> 1});
>
> HTML
> <div class='sliderating'>4</div>
> <div class='sliderating'>2</div>
> <div class='sliderating'>5</div>
>
> But that (obviously) isn't working, so any guidance is appreciated.
>
> On Feb 3, 12:01 am, jsuggs <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I'm wanting to put a default value for the slider in the (x)html for
> > semantic reasons. I could be overlooking something, but currently I'm
> > only seeing the default value being applied in the (jQuery)
> > constructor.
>
> > My reason is that I'm using the slider for a voting/ranking interface
> > and there can be multiple voting elements on a single page, so each
> > one (on the page) could have a different starting value (if people
> > have already voted), and I would rather have the starting value
> > embedded into the (x)html instead of having to write out a dynamic
> > value in js (hope that makes sense).
>
> > I'm still working on my rating system. Currently you can only access
> > the rating system when you are logged in, so I've created a temporary
> > login user/pass => jquery/jquery
>
> > Off topic, but I'm looking at incorporating more of my site into
> > jQuery UI, so any "pointers" are welcome.
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