Dup steps:
1. Click on the higher-value handle, drag it to the maximum position, and release.
2. Click on the lower-value handle, drag it to the maximum position, and release.
3. Click on the just-released handle, and try to trag it to a lower value.
Results:
The handle does not drag.
Notes:
When you release, the handle does move to the lower position, but, there's no indication that it will do so beforehand. The scenario works in the opposite direction, i.e. dragging both handles to the minimum position. I assume that its a DOM ordering issue, the code needs to handle this edge case. Currently, it renders the control not usable for a professional web site.
Comments: Workaround found, see comments.
1. Click on the higher-value handle, drag it to the maximum position, and release.
2. Click on the lower-value handle, drag it to the maximum position, and release.
3. Click on the just-released handle, and try to trag it to a lower value.
Results:
The handle does not drag.
Notes:
When you release, the handle does move to the lower position, but, there's no indication that it will do so beforehand. The scenario works in the opposite direction, i.e. dragging both handles to the minimum position. I assume that its a DOM ordering issue, the code needs to handle this edge case. Currently, it renders the control not usable for a professional web site.
Comments: Workaround found, see comments.