Adding new function to move sliders from the outside#3
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👍 This works where the current master branch of turban's appears not to, for me. Thanks go to both of you, for working on this! |
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FYI: the example website didn't work for me on Chrome. |
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@Seanny123: I've re-checked the website and it seems to be working fine under an up-to-date Chrome (as of today). |
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Maybe it's Ubuntu's fault? I'll try it later on Windows and I'll get back to you. Firefox works though. (: |
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Just tried on an up-to-date Chrome under Ubuntu 14.04 and works OK. |
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Oh jeez. It was one of my add-ons. I forgot to test opening the link in an incognito window. This is really embarrassing. Sorry about that. |
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No problem! Thanks for the feedback, anyway :) |
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I've just used d3.slider in an application to aid my students on an assignment. Since I was in the need of a way to make the slider move from the outside (that is, clicking buttons or pressing some keys), I decided to take a look at the code and hack it a little bit.
An example: http://lukius.github.io/d3.slider/
By the way, great job! Thanks!