Range Slider Interval
You can use the Range Slider Interval Pattern to allow users select a single value between two range values. This pattern enables the adjustment of content by predetermined intervals and within a chosen range. Moving the slider along the track, increases or decreases the value.
How to use the Range Slider Interval UI Pattern
In this example, we create a Range Slider Interval that allows the user select a price range between 1-50.
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In Service Studio, in the Toolbox, search for
Range Slider Interval.The Range Slider Interval widget is displayed.
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From the Toolbox, drag the Range Slider Interval widget into the Main Content area of your application's screen, and on the Properties tab, enter the MinValue, MaxValue, InitialIntervalStart, and InitialIntervalEnd values. In this example, we add static values.
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To create an OnChange event, on the Properties tab, from the Handler drop-down, select New Client Action.
By default, the InitialIntervalStart and InitialIntervalEnd input parameters are created.
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From the Toolbox, drag the Container widget into the Main Content area of your application's screen, and add your content to the Container placeholder. In this example, we add some text and an expression for each of the input paramters.
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To create a variable for each of the expressions, right-click your screen name, select Add Local Variable, and on the Properties tab, enter a name and data type. In this example we create the LowerPrice and HighestPrice variables with the Currency data type.
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To bind the IntervalStart variable to the expression, double-click the expression widget, and in the Expression Value editor, select the variable you just have created, and click Done.
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Repeat step 6 for the IntervalEnd input parameter.
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So that the parameter read the range slider selections, double-click your client action, and from the Toolbox, add the Assign action to the client action.
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Set the variable and value assignments for the Assign action.
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From the Properties tab, you can change the Range Slider's look and feel by setting the (optional) properties.
After following these steps and publishing the module, you can test the pattern in your app.
Properties
| Property | Description |
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| MinValue (Decimal): Mandatory | Slider's minimum value. Examples
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| MaxValue (Decimal): Mandatory | Slider's maximum value. Examples
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| InitialIntervalStart | Start value selected by default when the page is rendered. Must be between min and max values. Examples
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| InitialIntervalEnd | End value selected by default when the page is rendered. Must be between min and max values. Examples
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| Step (Decimal): Optional | The slider moves in increments of steps. Examples
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| ShowPips (Boolean): Optional | If True, pips are shown below the slider. This is the default value. If False, no pips are shown. |
| PipsStep (Integer): Optional | Range interval after which a Pip is drawn (when ShowPips is enabled). If not specified, the component will try to guess what step fits your data. |
| ChangeEventDuringSlide (Boolean): Optional | Trigger Change events while the slider is being dragged. If set to False, the Change events will only be triggered when the user releases the slider. Tip: If you're refreshing a query based on the value of the slider, we recommend you set this property to False. |
| IsDisabled (Boolean): Optional | If True, the slider is disabled. If False, the slider is enabled. This is the default value. |
| IsVertical (Boolean): Optional | If True, the slider orientation is vertical. If False, the slider orientation is horizontal. |
| VerticalHeight (Integer): Optional | If IsVertical is True, use this property to set the height (in px) of the slider. Examples
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| AdvancedFormat (Text): Optional | Allow for more options beyond what's provided through the input parameters. For more information, visit: https://kimmobrunfeldt.github.io/progressbar.js/. Example: { easing: 'bounce' } |