Can't use a minimum value of 0 with logarithmic slider

[bear454]

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When using a logarithmic scale, 0 can not be selected on the slider. In short, log(0) = 1 :/

https://jsfiddle.net/j1LLdrhq/2/

To replicate, drag the slider off the initial '0' value, and try to drag it back to zero.

[seiyria]

Seems like log(0) is undefined behavior, so I'm not convinced this is a bug(?)

If you can abstract this away by using the formatter, that would be my recommendation.

[bear454]

Sorry - I misstated; can we start over? :D

The issue arrises in https://github.com/seiyria/bootstrap-slider/blob/master/src/js/bootstrap-slider.js#L300

Given for example: min = 0; max = 64; percentage = 0:

min + (max - min) * percentage / 100
=> 0

Math.exp(min + (max - min) * percentage / 100)
=> 1

[bear454]

@seiyria thanks for reconsidering; pull request #836 posted.