[Feature]: Add the possibility to change range bar

[ParalaXEngineering]

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Hi,

I just stumble upon the card and it is very very nice, thanks for the hard work!

Juste a small (?) feature request: it would be nice that input_numbers can be used in range bars, and that it can be modified directly with the slider.

Thanks!

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I use that with my electric car to control the target state of charge when the car is plugged at home, and an other one when the car is plugged outside home...

[ngocjohn]

Hi @ParalaXEngineering, we discussed a similar request in this discussion. You can set up a pop-up action for an energy entity or a range entity. Take a look for inspiration
#121

[ParalaXEngineering]

I'd rather avoid a popup to be honest: it's a lot of click for something that could be there right away.

But I was thinking, I don't know if it is possible, but that would be awesome if you could slide the cursor in the range, and even better, have multiple cursors, like this:

This would allow to set different state of charge depending on the conditions.

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[ParalaXEngineering]

Hi, Is it something you would consider, or should we close the feature request?

[ngocjohn]

Hi @ParalaXEngineering Sorry for the late reply. I've thought about how to make the new feature more universal for other actions. And in your example I see a small problem, because the current progress bar is only used to display values. Not for triggering actions, for example in touch device, with new slider function for input, it can be called immediately when you accidentally scroll through this element..

Feel free to give a more detailed example of how to use it in practice and maybe we can find a better way to implement it in the card. I will move this topic to the discussion