An article has been provided in WebGrid documentation titled "Custom Editor Open Architecture" which will explain in detail about Custom Editor. The Sliderbar custom editor control javascript code has already been provided in WebGrid >> CustomEditors >> EditorsPack2 in the CommonLibrary folder under your default WebUI installation folder. 

A sample has already been provided to show CustomEditors on WebGrid in CustomEditorTypes.aspx which is available on the installed WebGrid sample

Hi,

we have seen the example, we need to enhance the slidebar, insert any fields in the slidebar panel that change the value according with the value of the slide bar. We would understand  the interaction between the cell and sliderbar, for example add any eventHandler to track the valueChanged event and so on...; and how to add field on the slidebar panel, or a sample that we could use as startup project in order to add our parts.

Thanks,

Vincenzo

In order to enhance the default Slidebar you will need to add some modification to the slidebar.js, however part of the code in the js is ophuscated which will make it more difficult to enhance slidebar.js than I was previously thought. If possible, you could learn from other custom editor; such as Calculator.js, NumericUpDown.js, and HtmlEditor.js; which has no ophuscation to familiarize yourself with the Custom Editor workings and create your own version of Slidebar.

The currently available resource for CustomEditor are the article titled "Custom Editor Open Architecture" and the CustomEditorTypes.aspx sample in WebGrid sample.

I am using the slidebar custom Editor, is it possible to have the code not ophuscated?

Another question is how to register an event handler in order to be notified when the slidebar change, on which object could we register an event handler?

Thanks,

Vince

The request for the unophuscated code has been approved. Attached is the unophuscated code of Slidebar.js. The code for sliderbar event binding and element creation is in the SlidebarEngine._Initialize function, line #1025.