Proof of concept: Open example in JSFiddle #1111
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This is a proof of concept for issue #1102.
JSFiddle has a POST API to prefill the HTML/CSS/JS inputs. This PR adds a dynamically created form that can send a POST request with the appropriate data to JSFiddle (look for "Open this example in JSFiddle" button on the
slider/multithumb-slider.html
page).I tried to do this in a generalized way -- the code is mostly in
examples/js/examples.js
-- so that each example page would only need a small amount of html/js added, most of which could be added/copied directly from the template file. This solution should also work for examples pages that contain multiple examples.Here is a PR for doing the same thing but using Codepen: #1110
Preview WIP
View the slider example with the JSFiddle button