Ext.slider.Slider

[PhilMerrell]

I need to use Ext.slider.Slider for the events not provided in Ext.field.Slider (e.g. dragstart, dragend), and I noticed that Ext.slider.Slider wasn't available in the toolbox, only a Ext.field.Slider. For whatever it's worth I thought it odd that:

• the 'dragstart' and 'dragend' events weren't available in the sliderfield
• that the distinction between slider and slider field existed (although, I'm sure there's a good reason)
• since there is a distinction and they have different events, both items weren't accessible in toolbox.

[DracisFL]

Interesting, according to the documentation (dragstart, dragend) should be available in Ext.Field.Slider.. but architect seems to have no such event... yet

[PhilMerrell]

Looks like you're right, according to the docs those events are now in the sliderfield... just not events accessible in Architect.

[bharatn]

Ext.slider.Slider is a private class and hence not available from Toolbar.

Drag events are available for Ext.Field.Slider in Touch 2.0.1 so expect to see those events in next update.

Thanks

[zwilson]

Is there a way to use Ext.slider.Slider via Architect? I see that it is private and as stated therefore not in the toolbar, but it is a useful UI element.

My situation is that I am trying to add a seek bar for an audio player. The Ext.slider.Slider component seems to be the best choice for a component to use, but it is not available to me.

What is the recommended way of adding seek bar?
- Ext.slider.Slider is not available via the toolbar. Should I do something custom / hack around this?
- Ext.field.Slider is available, can I hide all the extra GUI? Is this the best component to use?
- Do I need to make my own custom slider? Is there an example that works well with Sencha?
- I cannot just "enableControls" because many android devices will not render controls.

Thank you for any assistance.