Add dynamic slider range and step update #9
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Default range min/max values set to be 0/100 respectively. Those ranges and step is updated on change using angular scope.$watch()'es.
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+1 Please merge. Works fine. |
Fixes slider change from model bug (slider change to X second time fails): Slide to value X -> Model change to value Y -> Model change to value X.
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I haven't had this issue with single knob slider. However it might be a problem on some browsers due to unsafe equality to "null" check. Better approach here is to use "angular.isUndefined()". |
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Sorry for the late response. Your code worked just fine, it was me not initiating the ngFrom and ngTo variables when the controller was loaded. Thanks for your help! |
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Useful to have such thing when slider ranges is not known on initialization or they are changed during runtime. Most of sliders providers have such feature. Would be great to have it in this wrapper.
I am not sure if it is the right way to do it but angular scope.$watch()'es fits here. On the other hand attrs.$observe() might be more performance friendly way. Also default default range min/max values should be set. Using those 0/100 respectively.