ComponentOne Slider for ASP.NET AJAX includes several unique features, including the following:
• Range Slider Support
Slider for ASP.NET AJAX includes an option to create a simple slider with one thumb button or a range slider with two thumb buttons. Ranges can be used to filter values within limits. For example, to search an online store for items in a certain price range or search through a list of events for those that happened within a certain date range.
• CSS Styling
Slider for ASP.NET AJAX includes CSS supported styling so that you can use cascading style sheets to easily style the C1Slider control to match the design of your current Web site.
• AJAX Support
Built-in AJAX support lets users interact with the C1Slider control without the control performing a postback operation back to the server.
• Set Postbacks
Use the AutoPostBack property to determine whether Slider for ASP.NET AJAX should perform a postback to the server each time a user interacts with the control. See Setting Post Back for more information.
• Client-Side Object Model
The C1Slider control's client-side object model is exposed so that you can easily customize the control with client-side script.
• Browser Support
Slider for ASP.NET AJAX includes support for the Internet Explorer (6.0 or later), Firefox (2 or later), and Safari Web browsers.
• XHTML Compliant
Slider for ASP.NET AJAX provides complete XHTML compliance. The output that is generated is fully XHTML 1.1 compliant.
• Visual Styles
Use the built-in Visual Styles to quickly change the C1Slider control's appearance. Built-in styles include Office 2007 and Vista styles. See Visual Styles for more information.
• Accessibility
Slider for ASP.NET AJAX includes options for adding keyboard support, and includes mouse wheel support. Users have several options for navigation, and features such as ToolTips help guide users when using Slider for ASP.NET AJAX.
• Vertical and Horizontal Layout Options
Using the Orientation property you can set if the slider control should appear horizontally (default) or vertically on the page. This allows you to further customize the layout of the control in relation to other elements on the page.
• Slider Direction
You can now reverse the slider's direction using the Reverse property. The Reverse property can be used to swap the meaning of the minimum and maximum value endpoints of the slider so you can set the slider to increase value when moving in either direction.
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