firesphere/rangefield

Range selector for SilverStripe

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1.2.0 2023-11-29 09:21 UTC

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Range field

Play with ranges in your forms in SilverStripe.

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Installation

composer require firesphere/rangefield

Usage

use Firesphere\RangeField\RangeField;
use SilverStripe\CMS\Model\SiteTree;

class Page extends SiteTree
{
   private static $db = [
      'RangeValues' => 'Varchar',
   ];

   public function getCMSFields()
   {
      $fields = parent::getCMSFields();

      $fields->addFieldToTab(
         'Root.Main',
         RangeField::create('RangeValues', 'Range of values')
      );

      return $fields;
   }
}

More complex configuration (including range options):

RangeField::create(
   $field = 'RangeValues',
   $title = 'Range of values',
   $start = 0,
   $min = 0,
   $max = 100,
   $range = [
      'min' => 0, // this will override $min
      '25%' => 25,
      '50%' => 50,
      '75%' => 75,
      'max' => 100, // this will override $max
   ],
   $value = 33
)

The field uses noUiSlider, so you can find more information there.

When you change the number of handlers on a field, the values are reset, because it's impossible to determine which of the default values is supposed to be the original value.

Selections are stored as a comma-separated set of values, e.g. 33.00,50.00 You'll need to apply your own logic to use the given values in the frontend.

Limited formatting can be applied to the value via the setUnit(), setDecimalPlace(), and setFormat() methods.

Options

Option Default Method Usage
Snap false setSnap() Set snapping to points
Data [] setData() Override the generated data
Max 0 setMax() Change the maximum value⍟
Min 100 setMin() Change the minimum value⍟
Density 5 setDensity() Set the density of the pips
Range [] setRange() Set the range values⍟
Start [0] setStart() Set the default value⍟
Step null setStep() Set the step size
Show Pips true setShowPips() Show or hide the pips
Snap false setSnap() Snap to the range-set values instead of fluid
Unit '' setUnit() Append a unit to the output value
Decimal Place 2 setDecimalPlace() Format the number of decimal places in the output value
Format '', 2 setFormat() A shortcut for setting both units and decimal places

⍟ These items can be set in the construct/create method

Using the field in the frontend (= public site)

If you need to use this field not only in the admin section, but in the frontend, you need to define a couple of CSS and JavaScript requirements in your PageController class:

app/src/PageController.php:

class PageController extends ContentController
{
	
	protected function init()
	{
		parent::init();
		// You can include any CSS or JS required by your project here.
		// See: https://docs.silverstripe.org/en/developer_guides/templates/requirements/
		
		// RangeField
		Requirements::css('firesphere/rangefield:client/dist/main.css');
		Requirements::javascript('firesphere/rangefield:client/dist/main.js');
		
	}
}      

If you are only using this module in the admin section, you don't need to do this because those requirements are automatically defined for the admin section.

Known issues

  • Multiple start values seem not to work properly
  • Slider starts at minimum rather than current value after publish

License

This module is published under BSD 3-clause license, although these are not in the actual classes, the license does apply:

http://www.opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause

Copyright (c) 2012-NOW(), Simon "Firesphere" Erkelens

All rights reserved.

Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:

- Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.

- Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.

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