I am trying to animate a range slider that slides to the max and down to the minimum over a duration of about 2 seconds for each movement and in increments of 1. I do not want to it to be instantaneous; I want the user to see the slider go back and forth. Here is my current code:
var slider = $("#battleslider").slider({
animate: 900
});
$('#move').click(function(){
slider.slider('value', slider.slider('value') + 500);
slider.slider('value', slider.slider('value') - 500);
});
The problem is that when the browser loads and the button is activated, the slider is nearly instantaneously at the max and then decreases for the proper duration. I also need the slide to go change in increments of 1 so that the user can get exactly what the position is. However to do that I would need a loop and this basically causes my browser (Chrome) to freeze up.
Any alternative methods or anything else would be great!
I hope this makes sense and let me know if any more clarification is needed.
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: JSFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/5j2f0L2t/1/
I suggest you just use css3 (and javascript/jQuery) for this. You can set an animation using css3 animations and the rest of the functionality can be added when needed.
I created and example here.