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jQuery UI Slider scrollbar help
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9 years ago
I'm trying to use the demo at http://jqueryui.com/demos/slider/side-scroll.html but it does not work very well in IE7 and IE8 compat. It's just completely "jacked up" as far as the handle position relative to the amount of scrolling done. Any idea how to fix this? I'm trying to use it on a production site to display a side-scrolling list of product boxes. Here's the code used:You can see the issue i'm experiencing in the demo using IE7 and IE8 compat mode.
-- Kevin
- $(function() {
- //scrollpane parts
- var scrollPane = $( ".scroll-pane" ).css('overflow','auto'),
- scrollContent = $( ".scroll-content" );
- //build slider
- var scrollbar = $( ".scroll-bar" ).slider({
- slide: function( event, ui ) {
- if ( scrollContent.width() > scrollPane.width() ) {
- scrollContent.css( "margin-left", Math.round(
- ui.value / 100 * ( scrollPane.width() - scrollContent.width() )
- ) + "px" );
- } else {
- scrollContent.css( "margin-left", 0 );
- }
- }
- }).slider("option","value","100");
- //append icon to handle
- var handleHelper = scrollbar.find( ".ui-slider-handle" )
- .mousedown(function() {
- scrollbar.width( handleHelper.width() );
- })
- .mouseup(function() {
- scrollbar.width( "100%" );
- })
- .append( "<span class=''></span>" )
- .wrap( "<div class='ui-handle-helper-parent'></div>" ).parent();
- //change overflow to hidden now that slider handles the scrolling
- scrollPane.css( "overflow", "hidden" );
- //size scrollbar and handle proportionally to scroll distance
- function sizeScrollbar() {
- var remainder = scrollContent.width() - scrollPane.width();
- var proportion = remainder / scrollContent.width();
- var handleSize = scrollPane.width() - ( proportion * scrollPane.width() );
- scrollbar.find( ".ui-slider-handle" ).css({
- width: handleSize,
- "margin-left": -handleSize / 2
- });
- handleHelper.width( "" ).width( scrollbar.width() - handleSize );
- }
- //reset slider value based on scroll content position
- function resetValue() {
- var remainder = scrollPane.width() - scrollContent.width();
- var leftVal = scrollContent.css( "margin-left" ) === "auto" ? 0 :
- parseInt( scrollContent.css( "margin-left" ) );
- var percentage = Math.round( leftVal / remainder * 100 );
- scrollbar.slider( "value", percentage );
- }
- //if the slider is 100% and window gets larger, reveal content
- function reflowContent() {
- var showing = scrollContent.width() + parseInt( scrollContent.css( "margin-left" ), 10 );
- var gap = scrollPane.width() - showing;
- if ( gap > 0 ) {
- scrollContent.css( "margin-left", parseInt( scrollContent.css( "margin-left" ), 10 ) + gap );
- }
- }
- //change handle position on window resize
- $( window ).resize(function() {
- resetValue();
- sizeScrollbar();
- reflowContent();
- });
- //init scrollbar size
- setTimeout( sizeScrollbar, 10 );//safari wants a timeout
- });
Edit: I've already tried a lot of the IE6 and 7 quirk fixes such as throwing zoom all over the place and setting position properties and display properties but haven't seen any positive differences.
-- Kevin
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