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non linear logarithmic or exponential scale for slider

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in Using jQuery UI • 3 years ago

Hi,

Is it possible to set a non linear (logarithmic or exponential) scale on the slider ?

For example if the slider had a min =0 and max=100 but most of the values you were sampling ranged between 1 and 10, could the slider use 75percent of the range to represent 1-10 and the last 25percent of the display to represent the other 90 units?

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rdworth

Re: non linear logarithmic or exponential scale for slider

3 years ago

The slider only has built-in support for a linear scale. It is recommended you calculate non-linear values from those.

Re: non linear logarithmic or exponential scale for slider

3 years ago

Couldn't you do this by manipulating the value returned within the slide function?

See an example here: http://jsbin.com/ezema

Hth,

Dave

rdworth

Re: non linear logarithmic or exponential scale for slider

3 years ago

Great example, Dave. That's just what I was thinking. Thanks for taking the time to put it together.

niviit31

Re: non linear logarithmic or exponential scale for slider

1 year ago

I am having minimum value of 5 lac's and the max can vary. suppose its 10 Cr.

and i want to set the slider such that when the handle is having the 50% of the value the non linear value should be 2 cr.

Re: non linear logarithmic or exponential scale for slider

1 year ago

@niviit31 You may look at this http://van-uffelen.com/blog/?p=291

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