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11,739 PointsMy color slider is not adjust the color box opacity when I slide like Andrew's does, it waits until I release the mouse.
My color slider is not adjust the color box opacity when I slide like Andrew's does, it waits until I release the mouse.
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Leonardo Vidal
14,603 PointsHello, the teacher notes of the previus video say this, it should fix your problem: Changes to Chrome
Chrome used to allow you to use the .change() method on a range input type but they implemented incorrectly and wasn't compliant with the W3C standards. This was fixed in a later version of Chrome. So this code no longer works:
$("input[type=range]").change(changeColor);
Now you use the input event instead like this:
$("input[type=range]").on("input", changeColor);