2010/6/18 Eitan Adler li...@eitanadler.com:
These are two separate proposals and I both could co-exist one as
type=location and the other as type=gps
Even though this sounds pretty nice to me, something critical should
be figured out before going deeper.
Precisely:
1. Maps are heavy to get,
Il giorno 14/giu/2010, alle ore 12.40, Ian Hickson ha scritto:
Incorrect use of required in HTML4-era documents also seems to be the
common problem Chrome ran into -- at the risk of starting a bikeshed
discussion, does anyone have any good suggestions for alternative names?
I believe
2009/11/20 Scott González scott.gonza...@gmail.com:
following that same logic wouldn't you come to the conclusion that date
inputs should not display calendars because they need to be localized?
You're speaking about a very different scenario, use cases and data
types. Let's focus our
custom messages.
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 4:23 PM, Michelangelo De Simone micde...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
I've been dealing with the validationMessage implementation in WebKit. As
some of WebKit member pointed out it's quite unusual for an attribute to
return a suitably *localized message
Hi,
I've been dealing with the validationMessage implementation in WebKit. As some
of WebKit member pointed out it's quite unusual for an attribute to return a
suitably *localized message* that the user agent would show the user.
Couldn't such behavior be potentially heterogeneous among UAs
Il giorno 07/set/2009, alle ore 06.56, Alex Vincent ha scritto:
There's a possible disconnect between input type=button/ and
button/. The former is barred from constraint validation, but the
latter is not. (Section 4.10). Is this intentional?
I guess it's a mistake; actual implementation
2009/8/26 Dean Edwards dean.edwa...@gmail.com:
novalidate sticks out like a sore thumb. Can we change it to noValidate.
It's only mentioned in the IDL so maybe it's a typo.
I agree, it seems a typo. I'm gonna prepare a patch for WebKit to
correct that in case specs are modified.
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Bye,
2009/8/24 Peter Kasting pkast...@google.com:
I think pattern is significantly less valuable than maxlength, but it
wouldn't be too difficult to add support for it. I vote weakly against.
More than that I'm a little concerned about potential performance
drawbacks: having a pattern to be
2009/8/24 Peter Kasting pkast...@google.com:
I am mentoring a student who is writing a patch for this in WebKit as we
speak -- we were just discussing the implementation yesterday and I believe
he hopes to have it out for review tomorrow.
The mentored student has published the patch and is
2009/8/19 Jonas Sicking jo...@sicking.cc:
So for the pattern attribute, a use case would be on a site that
accepts US addresses (for example a store that only ships within the
US), the site could use a textarea together with a pattern that
matches US addresses.
That would be a most unusual
Hi,
sorry for the dumb question, but what happened to :required and
:optional pseudoclasses in HTML5 spec? I cant' find them out since
WF2 has been declared as obsolete.
Thank you.
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ones that need the advice.
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