You could create these sliders on your own with custom html, but they would be purely informational. If these ranges are being adjusted by a user and you need the values that is something we would have to add separately. I will track it, but I am more inclined to go with a custom html route giving designers control over input values than adding it as a field type. I will check with the team on it though! 

Curious, what are you using the sliders to indicate on the form?

Heya Brandon,

This would be a great field to have natively in Laserfiche. I've recently played around with having sliders and using just a basic script for each slider in a HTML field to pass the value to a hidden single line field so it can be used elsewhere.

Here's the script wrapped for a HTML field:

<script>
	var sliderQ1 = document.getElementById("myRangeQ1");
	var outputQ1 = document.getElementById("Field39");
	outputQ1.value = sliderQ1.value;
	
	sliderQ1.oninput = function() {
  	outputQ1.value = this.value;
	}
</script>

And here's the slider itself:

<div class="slidecontainer">
  <input type="range" min="1" max="10" value="5" class="slider" id="myRangeQ11" aria-valuemin="1" aria-valuemax="10">
</div>

It works fine for what we're using sliders for, except for the issue that I'm not sure how to pass the value back to the slider if the form is assigned as a task after submitted. To get around this I just use basic variables in place of the slider wrapped in a HTML div with styling.