I'm noticing an odd behavior in the WPF RangeSliderControl.
If you set minimum and maximum values to, say, 0 and 4700, but you set the major tick width to 1000, the minor ticks between 4000 and the end of the slider at 4700 are missing. The control still works fine -- you can slide to any value you want between 4000 and 4700 -- it's just that the ticks are missing.
I think we may be having a language/translation issue in our correspondence.
The RangeSlider control does support and display minor ticks in WPF; I can see them on the screen, clearly distinguishable from the major ticks. Plus, there are settings which control the intervals at which minor ticks are displayed...which wouldn't be necessary if no minor ticks were displayed.
The problem I'm seeing occurs when the maximum value of the RangeSlider isn't itself a major tick value (e.g., major ticks are displayed for every 1,000 multiple but the maximum value set for the slider is 4,700). In that case the minor ticks between the last multiple of 1,000 (4,000 in my example) and the maximum value (4,700) are missing...but all the other minor ticks (e.g., between major ticks 2,000 and 3,000) display just fine.
LOL! Sorry, the confusion was on my end -- I missed the documentation about how the control displays the "inactive" area of the range. My apologies. It's working exactly as documented.
Hi,
In my case, the smallest thick value is shown as -2000.
I need the maximum value is not a product of tickfrequency value.
<syncfusion:SfRangeSlider Orientation="Vertical" HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="519" Height="80" Value="5000" Maximum="10300" Minimum="0" ShowValueLabels="True" TickFrequency="2000" />
Regards,
Jb