No code sample available, but it's easy to reproduce: I've put multiple sliders on a single page. They are range sliders, with the following options set:
min: 0 max: 4 range: true values: [0,4] On the first slider, I move the min handle up 2 positions. This correctly sets this.options.values to [2,4]. Then, on any other slider, I mousedown on the max handle. It seems to think its own this.options.values is set to [2,4], same as the first slider, even though they are instantiated separately. Once the max handle is dragged to a new position, the min handle magically snaps to position 2. Anyone know why values being set in one slider would be picked up by another?
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