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If you know a max and min start date the jQRangeSlider is awesome. For our application we need more flexibility (i.e. no fixed start and end, and we don't supp
by bargl 13y ago
If you know a max and min start date the jQRangeSlider is awesome.
For our application we need more flexibility (i.e. no fixed start and end, and we don't support mobile) so this is more what we'd be using http://www.uibox.in/item/31 http://www.uibox.in/item/31. Click the range tab and you'll see some of the awesomeness.
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- uptown 13y agoThat looks like a great fit for what I'm building. I'll have to see what I can do about modifying it for mobile. Thanks.