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  • Ross Moderator
    #75794

    Hi Saul

    Think I’ve fixed it, just emailed you the beta (I would say production ready)..

    Let me know if this fixes things for you.

    Thanks

    Anonymous
    #75887

    Hi Ross

    Re your response, now if you search for values 14000 – 41000 nothing is returned, but almost everything should be returned.

    The top range is reliably excluding when it drops below the max, but what I want is a return when the range overlaps either the min or max value, not one or the other.

    Thanks for the help again.

    Anonymous
    #75891
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    Anonymous
    #76038

    Hi

    Has there been any progress on this?

    Trevor
    #76046

    I haven’t seen Ross in today 🙁

    Ross Moderator
    #76129

    Hey I’m back into today looking into this shortly – thought I’d checked to ensure both sides but maybe an issue.

    Will send another version to test in not too long.

    Thanks

    Anonymous
    #76133

    Thanks, appreciated.

    Ross Moderator
    #76207

    Just sent you an email with the update 🙂

    Anonymous
    #76209

    Thanks Ross, appreciated. I’ll let you know how it goes.

    Anonymous
    #76297

    Hi Ross

    It’s still excluding the results if one of the handles is inside the range.

    For example, if the minimum is Min = 3000, as soon as I hit x > 4000 on the bottom slider, I no longer get that item.

    If the maximum is Max = 10 000, as soon as I hit x < 10 000 on that item, it gets excluded.

    If Max is 10 000 and Min is 3 000, I want a) slider bottom at 2 000 and slider top at 4 000 to return the item AND b) slider bottom at 9 000 and 11 000 to return the item.

    What I want to implement is something like if Max OR Min within range. So something like this:

    if (bottom slider < (Max OR Min) < top slider) {
    return item;
    }

    At the moment there seems to be an AND somewhere.

    I hope this is clear now.

    Regards

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