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Windows Media Player 11 SDK CUSTOMSLIDER Element 

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CUSTOMSLIDER Element

The CUSTOMSLIDER element provides a way to create and manipulate a slider control of any shape, such as a circular knob. The following tables list the attributes and event handlers supported by this element.

The CUSTOMSLIDER element supports the following attributes.

Attribute Description
cursor Specifies or retrieves the value of the slider control cursor that appears when the mouse is over the slider.
disabledImage Specifies or retrieves the image of the slider used when the slider is disabled.
downImage Specifies or retrieves the down state image of the custom slider.
hoverImage Specifies or retrieves the image that displays when the mouse is over the custom slider.
image Specifies or retrieves the name of the file containing the images corresponding to the various states of the custom slider.
max Specifies or retrieves the maximum value of the range defined by the custom slider.
min Specifies or retrieves the minimum value of the range defined by the custom slider.
positionImage Specifies or retrieves the image map used to determine which position image from the image file to display.
toolTip Specifies or retrieves the ToolTip text for the slider.
transparencyColor Specifies or retrieves the transparency color of the custom slider images.
value Specifies or retrieves the current position of the slider.

The CUSTOMSLIDER element can implement the following event handlers.

Event handler Description
onDragBegin Handles an event that occurs when the user clicks and holds the left mouse button down and begins to drag the mouse.
onDragEnd Handles an event that occurs when the left mouse button is released after a dragging operation.
onPositionChange Handles an event that occurs when the position of the slider changes as a result of the user clicking or dragging.

The CUSTOMSLIDER element supports the ambient attributes and can implement the ambient event handlers. For more information, see Ambient Attributes and Ambient Event Handlers.

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