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To reproduce, go to a multi-frame dataset. The first image will load from Amazon fine. Also, just click, not drag, on another point on the image slider. This image will also load fine. Then, attempt to drag the slider. The new image will not load, and a warning will appear in the console. This involves the slider change event.
pasky, I've assigned you as you've designed the sliders. I think it should be fairly trivial for you to fix (perhaps just a few tweaks in webgl.js concerning the events), but if you don't have time, I could take a look at it.
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Actually, upon further examination, it tries loading every image in between the two points on the drag. Perhaps mouseup and mousedown events would be better suited for this slider then?
To reproduce, go to a multi-frame dataset. The first image will load from Amazon fine. Also, just click, not drag, on another point on the image slider. This image will also load fine. Then, attempt to drag the slider. The new image will not load, and a warning will appear in the console. This involves the slider change event.
pasky, I've assigned you as you've designed the sliders. I think it should be fairly trivial for you to fix (perhaps just a few tweaks in webgl.js concerning the events), but if you don't have time, I could take a look at it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: