I'm concerned about the actual implementation of email, url, tel and
number. In shipping versions of Safari (and maybe other browsers ?),
those are exposed but without new functionality. Before that, a simple
test on input.type != number was sufficient to provide an alternative
via Javascript if necessary. And it goes against the philosophy of
testing the functionality instead of relying on browser sniffing.
Le 26 août 09 à 08:21, Maciej Stachowiak a écrit :
- new <input> element types
These seem generally useful, and we already have some implemented
to various extents (search, range, email, url tel). The only concern
is the sheer number of date and time controls. 6 of the 13 new input
types are for dates or times. Are there real use cases for all 6? Do
all 6 exhaustively cover the types of time and date input you may
want to do in forms?
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