When a range is between < 0 and > 0 (i.e: -50;200), value label does not show "0"

[CrossfireCurt]

Steps to reproduce:
#1. Create a slider with the following properties:

$("#Slider").slider({
from: -50,
to: 200,
step: 5,
dimension: '%',
skin: 'blue',
scale: ['-50', '|', '0', '|', '50', '|', '100', '|', '150', '|', '200']
});
#2. Load the page.
#3. Drag the left slider over "0" marker.

Actual Result:
Value label shows "%".

Expected Result:
Value label shows "0%".

[egorkhmelev]

Seems like an issue in jquery.numberformatter plugin. I have created a ticket there http://code.google.com/p/jquery-numberformatter/issues/detail?id=60

Pushed temp fix to use "format: { format: "#,##0.##" }" by default.

[CrossfireCurt]

Awesome. Thanks Egor - love the plugin!

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On Feb 12, 2012, at 4:00 PM, Egor Khmelevreply@reply.github.com wrote:

Seems like a bug in jquery.numberformatter plugin. I have created an issue ticket there http://code.google.com/p/jquery-numberformatter/issues/detail?id=60

Pushed temp fix to use "format: { format: "#,##0.##" }" by default.

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