There is no event that covers this scenario, so the only real way to do it is to poll the value of the input element.
There is no event that covers this scenario, so the only real way to do it is to poll the value of the input element. I would not advice you to do this, since it is a poor implementation, the better way to solve the problem is to either change the source code of the slider control to allow for a callback function to be triggered when the slider has changed position use another slider control that already implements this functionality - there should be plenty to choose from with a little googeling Should you still wish to implement it by polling the value of the input field it can be done like so: You can of course change the interval to something other than 100ms - whatever suits your needs.
Perfect answer - I just took a peek at this slider control and yeah... You can do better. – Ryley Mar 4 at 16:29.
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