set slider default with variable and show that value

[Frans_365CH]

Hi Colleagues, I've got a simple problem but I can't figure it out. I'd like the slider button to jump to the value given: 

//onchange

If(Slider1.Value <= 50;

UpdateContext({setSliderValue: 0});;

If(Slider1.Value >= 50;

UpdateContext({setSliderValue: 100])

)

)

Default = setSliderValue

ThankYou

[eka24]

Please give you explain further. Is the UpdateContext on a button and are you placing the value in a Textbox

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[Frans_365CH]

ThankYou, This is the slider "Onchange" event:

If(Slider1.Value <= 50;

UpdateContext({setSliderValue: 0});

//do this....

If(Slider1.Value >= 50;

UpdateContext({setSliderValue: 100})

//do else...

)

)
And the "Default" of the slider is the variable: SetSliderValue

If i click on the slider on 30 or 60 the slider handler goes to 0 or 100, but if i drag the slider to 30 or 60, then nothing happens...
Looks like the "Onchange" event isn't working properly.

Thankyou so much for any idea

[v-yutliu-msft]

Hi @Frans_365CH ，

Do you want the slider value jump to 0 or 100 based on the selected value of the slider?

I suggest you add a reset function after you set variable in the slider's OnChange.

Try to set like this:

the slider's Default:

setSliderValue

the slider's OnChange:

If(Slider1.Value <= 50;

UpdateContext({setSliderValue: 0});

 

If(Slider1.Value >= 50;

UpdateContext({setSliderValue: 100})

)

);;Reset(Slider1)

Best regards,

[Frans_365CH]

It does work, but now he's bouncing in all directions, and that makes sense

🤣😂😅

[v-yutliu-msft]

Hi @Frans_365CH ,

So have your issue been solved?

If my solution works for you, could you mark my answer as solution?
Thanks!

Best regards,

[Frans_365CH]

Ola,
No sorry it does not work cos, the slider is bouncing in all directions, at the end it will go to 0 or 100 but with a lot of trouble.
Thanks.

[v-yutliu-msft]

Hi @Frans_365CH ,

Maybe you  could consider using a Timer to reset the slider to avoid the slider too quickly.

Try to set like this:

the slider's OnChange:

If(Slider1.Value <= 50;

UpdateContext({setSliderValue: 0});

 

If(Slider1.Value >= 50;

UpdateContext({setSliderValue: 100})

)

)

the slider's Default:

setSliderValue

Timer's settings:

AutoStart: true

Repeat: true

OnTimerEnd:

Reset(Slider1)

Duration:

1000

Best regards,

[Frans_365CH]

I've thought about that too, but I'm making some kind of drag and drop. I don't think that would be a solution.

More idea's 😊

[Frans_365CH]

Which is a little weird:

If I drag the slider from 100 to 80, nothing happens.
If I drag the slider from 100 to 30 it jumps to 0.

And vice versa

If I drag the slider from 0 to 30, nothing happens.
If I drag the slider from 0 to 80 it jumps to 100.

The event does not work within 0-50 and 50-100.

Can you do anything with that?