Brian Campbell wrote:
> I was eyeing those, just wasn't sure how to use them. The problem is i have
> almost no experience with classes in JS (If this was PHP i'd be fine :). So,
> i've initialized the slider using the following code, and it's working
> great...
>
> new Control.Slider('mthumb','mslider',{
> range:$R(0,100),
> onSlide:function(v){do something...},
> onChange:function(v){do something...}
> });
new() will return an object. Sometimes you don't need it. But in this case you
do.
> But, once it's initialized, what's the syntax to call the setValue() and
> setValueBy() functions? Is it just Control.Slider.setValue()? I have more
> than one slider on the page so i'm guessing there must be a way to
> differentiate?
No, get the object back and then call it's setValue() and setValueBy() methods.
var slider = new Control.Slider(...);
slider.setValue(...);
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