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Track which side of the slider a user clicked on. #67

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chrisjmendez opened this issue Dec 12, 2012 · 1 comment · May be fixed by #101
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Track which side of the slider a user clicked on. #67

chrisjmendez opened this issue Dec 12, 2012 · 1 comment · May be fixed by #101
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Every time a user scrubs one of the sliders, "userValuesChanged" is fired which is great. Is there any way to identify which of the two sliders a user selected? So for example, if a user scrubs the right slider, how can I identify that it's the right arrow? I tries digging thorough the raw event but couldn't find something useful
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ghusse commented Jan 2, 2013

This feature does not exist at the moment. I suppose you can do that by comparing values before and after.

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Indicate which handle was manipulated on change. snkashis/jQRangeSlider
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