I am doing -as you can read in the Title- an app with a countdown slider; it works... well, not bad but I see that the slider has not an uniform movement, percent by percent or second by second, I mean, it moves whitout order, one time it moves in 10 seconds, another in 40 seconds... well, a disaster!
Do you think is normal this behaviour? Could it be caused by the slider size (90% of the HorizontalArrangement layout). Can I do something to improve it?
Thank you very much in advance,
Joaquín.-
P.S.: I re-send the image because the first had a mistake.
The countdown must works from 30:00 minutes to 00:00.
I read previously the article that you tell me, but I don't find explanation to the trouble that I have presented, because, as I said, the behaviour is different every time, not ever the same.
Yes, Anke, this is exactly what I want to see, a uniform rythm of the slider, without nonsense jumps, like my app do. Do you mind to teach me how you did it? Because there is one thing in my app that I don't understand: I'm sending every second the Slider1.ThumbPosition value (I think it):
So, why it doesn't take them? Why these horrible and nonsense jumps of the slider?
Thank you very much one more time for your effort and for your patience whit me. Best regards,
I don't think that the behavior of the width of the label (e.g. for 30 minutes, what the user wants) can be mathematically circumvented. But I like to be surprised.
but I see that the slider has not an uniform movement, percent by percent or second by second, I mean, it moves whitout order, one time it moves in 10 seconds, another in 40 seconds... well, a disaster!
