Nicolas Frandeboeuf

The error thrown comes from jQRangeSliderDraggable, _mouseDrag method. If we just test that this.cache has the _click_ and _initialOffset_ properties, there is no more error. ``` javascript _mouseDrag: function(event){ if...

NEW EDIT: I managed to make it work at init. NEW EDIT: it does updates the handles position. EDIT: here is a jsFiddle with a proof of concept : http://jsfiddle.net/vM844/347/....

So, I finally managed to remove the bug where the bar kept decreasing when reaching the limits : http://jsfiddle.net/vM844/348/. That does the work for me, but be aware that this...

This is already what I am doing for the handles (the issue came in fact from an error in my own code). However, for the slider bar, I found it...

Ok, this is done and updated (http://jsfiddle.net/vM844/352/). I will try to push a request this afternoon. I only tested it with Firefox so far (with which everything is fine), and...

Thanks. I merged it with my branch and also updated the other things you reported. The handles are still bouncing in Chrome but besides that, it works juste fine to...

I still need to investigate further but, for the bouncing issue, this seems the root of the issue is that sometimes the offset values in cache are rounded integers instead...

jQuery offset methods always returns integers (in Chrome at least) whereas we sometimes set the position from a position value based on event.pageX, which is a float. Rounding all the...

I did it to follow your code (in jQDateRangeSlider#_setOption and #values). I will update the code and commit it today.

OK. So, this might be not optimal but I found a solution. The issue came some, I think so at least, a matter of js handling the numbers : there...