This is a good sample, thanks.
The type="number" is exactly what I needed, but when putting it in an ASPX
page I'm getting the following error:
"Parser Error Message: 'number' is not a valid type for an input tag."
Any suggestions?
On Sunday, August 19, 2012 6:12:30 PM UTC+3, Mogens Belt
On 20 août 2012, at 02:22 PM, toy4fun wrote:
> This is a good sample, thanks.
> The type="number" is exactly what I needed, but when putting it in an ASPX
> page I'm getting the following error:
> "Parser Error Message: 'number' is not a valid type for an input tag."
> Any suggestions?
forget a
ASPX doesn't know HTML5 it seems. type="number" was introduced with
HTML5. I don't know ASPX, so I'm afraid I can't help.
/Mogens
On 20-08-2012 14:22, toy4fun wrote:
This is a good sample, thanks.
Thetype="number" is exactly what I needed, but when putting it in an
ASPX page I'm getting the
Input type="number" is good for getting the numeric + special keyboard instead
of the alpha, but it suffers from a couple of (serious ?) annoyances.
1. it fails JSLint as an invalid type (apparently because JSLint is not HTML
5...)
2. it massively tweaks with the output format - i.e. deletes tr
