<div class="ss-component">
<h1>Range</h1>
<p>Single Range Buttons that define a range search</p>
<div class="filter-button">
<a
fs-fields="dailyPrice"
fs-lte="99"
fs-gte="50"
:class="{'active': rangeActive('filter4', '99')}"
v-on:click="buttonRangeFilter( 'filter4', $event)"
>$50 to $100</a>
</div>
<div class="filter-button">
<a
fs-fields="dailyPrice"
fs-lte="150"
fs-gte="100"
:class="{'active': rangeActive('filter4', '150')}"
v-on:click="buttonRangeFilter( 'filter4', $event)"
>$100 to $150</a>
</div>
</div>
/**
* Submits a button filter search for a range
*
* @param {$event} event Accepts html event
* @param {*} model filter1 - filter10 & must be unique
*/
buttonRangeFilter(model, event)
/**
* Set the class active if model value === lte
*
* @param {*} model to bind to
* @param {*} check is an object to check for eg: {'gte': '500'}
* @returns
*/
rangeActive(model, check)
You can use
Use one for a one way range or both for a more specific range between 2 values
fs-lte="value" fs-gt="value" fs-lt="value" fs-gt="value"
:class="{'active': rangeActive('filter11', {'gte': '500'})}"
Takes the model name and an object with an evaluation to check to set active
Above example will be active when evaluation of gte = 500