Adds a range input slider to a leaflet map which automatically update when the input value is changed by calling a function taking the value as a parameter.
Check out the Demo.
The slider can be insterted like this: you create the control. The function fn should only take the value of the input as a parameter and will be called when the input value is changed.
newSlider = L.control.slider(<Function> fn, <Control.Slider options> options);
slider = L.control.slider(function(value) {console.log(value);}, {id:slider, 'vertical'});
slider2 = L.control.slider(function(value) {alert(value);}, {id:slider2, orientation: 'horizontal'});
size:size of the slider, default is‘100px’.position:position of the slider, default is‘topright’. See L.Control in leaflet’s API.min:minimal value of the slider, default is0.max:maximal value of the slider, default is100.step:incremental step of values in range, default is1.id:name of the slider, default is“slider”.value:onload value of the slider, default is50.collapsed:wether the slider collapses when it looses focus, default istrue.title:value of the title attribute, default is'Leaflet Slider'.logo:letter on the button when collapsed, default is'S'.orientation:orientation of the slider, either'horizontal'or'vertical', default is'horizontal'.showValue:wether or not the value of the input should be shown next to the slider, default istrue.getValue:the function called to transform the input of the slider into the value shown by showValue, default isfunction(value) {return value;}.increment:wether or not there should be increment and decrement buttons next to the slider, default isfalse.syncSlider:if set true, the value synchronizes slider's position, default isfalse.