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How does the slider work in ArcGIS JavaScript?
Sets steps, or intervals, on the slider that restrict user input to specific values. When true, all segments will sync together in updating thumb values when the user drags any segment. Function that executes each time a thumb is created on the slider. The HTML Element nodes representing slider thumbs.
What can you do with ArcGIS API for JavaScript?
Since: ArcGIS API for JavaScript 4.12 A slider widget that can be used for filtering data, or gathering numeric input from a user. The slider can have multiple thumbs, and provides you with the ability to format labels and control user input. See the image below for a summary of the configurable options available on this slider.
What is the function in the slider widget?
Function used to parse slider inputs formatted by the inputFormatFunction. The widget’s default label. The HTML Element nodes representing labels attached to slider thumbs. A function used to format labels. Indicates whether to enable editing input values via keyboard input when the user clicks a label.
What’s the default precision for a slider thumb?
When the data range is larger than 10, labels display with a precision of no more than two decimal places, though actual slider thumb values will maintain the precision specified in this property. For example, given the default precision of 4, and the following slider configuration]
When do you round a slider thumb value?
Defines how slider thumb values should be rounded. This number indicates the number of decimal places slider thumb values should round to when they have been moved. This value also indicates the precision of thumb labels when the data range is less than 10 (i.e. (max – min) < 10 ).
What happens when you drag a thumb on slider?
When true, all segments will sync together in updating thumb values when the user drags any segment. Function that executes each time a thumb is created on the slider. The HTML Element nodes representing slider thumbs. When false, the user can freely move any slider thumb to any position along the track.
What do time aware layers do in ArcGIS 10?
ArcGIS 10 includes support for time-aware layers, which store information about the changing state of a dataset over time. Time-aware layers allow you to step through periods of time revealing patterns and trends in your data. For example, you can: Track hurricane paths and other meteorological events.