When I enter a non-rounded number into the #annual-sales input field, the plugin automatically rounds it up or down, depending on "upper" or "lower". Is there a way for me to enter a specific number into the field such as 1234567 and have it retain that value? Then sliding to the previous or next value would snap it back into place.
<input type="text" id="annual-sales">
<div class="slider-wrap">
<div class="range-slider-sales-vol"></div>
</div>
// The first number in the array represents the range. Between the 4 options below I have a range from 1000 - 1000000.
// The second number represents the stepped increments within the given range. From the first to second range the stepped increments are 1000.
var range_all_sliders = {
'min': [ 1000, 1000 ],
'33%': [ 100000, 50000 ],
'66%': [ 500000, 100000 ],
'max': [ 1000000 ]
};
$('.range-slider-sales-vol').noUiSlider({
start: [ 1000 ],
range: range_all_sliders,
format: wNumb({
decimals: 0
})
});
// Pips plugin for points along range slider
$('.range-slider-sales-vol').noUiSlider_pips({
mode: 'positions',
values: [0,33,66,100],
density: 4,
stepped: true
});
// links range slider to input
$('.range-slider-sales-vol').Link("lower").to($('#annual-sales'));
This can be done by implementing your own change
handler, overriding the one noUiSlider sets by default.
var annualSales = $('#annual-sales'), guard = false;
function setSalesValue(value){
if ( guard ) return;
$(this).val(value);
}
annualSales.change(function(){
var value = $(this).val();
guard = true;
slider.val(value);
guard = false;
});
// links range slider to input
$('.range-slider-sales-vol').Link("lower").to(annualSales, setSalesValue);
Notice the use of a guard
variable: it prevents the slider from updating the input with the value set in the change
handler.
I've updated your code with a working example. Try changing the input field; the slider will update, the input value won't be reset. Moving the slider will update the input.