fix(range): emit correct value when knob is at start of bar #29820
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sean-perkins
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Aug 30, 2024
| private onEnd(detail: GestureDetail | MouseEvent) { | ||
| const { contentEl, initialContentScrollY } = this; | ||
| const currentX = (detail as GestureDetail).currentX || (detail as MouseEvent).clientX; | ||
| const currentX = (detail as GestureDetail).currentX ?? (detail as MouseEvent).clientX; |
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The problem here was that detail.currentX can evaluate to 0 and 0 || detail.clientX will treat the 0 as falsy and return the detail.clientX which is undefined.
Instead we wanted to take the currentX or take the clientX if the value is null/undefined.
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Issue number: resolves #29792
What is the current behavior?
When the user drags the range knob (most easily reproduced in fullscreen mode) and the gesture emits a current x position of
0, the range incorrectly emits a value ofNaN.What is the new behavior?
ion-rangedoes not emitNaNand instead emits the correct range value for the knobDoes this introduce a breaking change?
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