Here is the existing cross-browser implementation of Web Forms 2.0: http://code.google.com/p/webforms2/
It's not a Google project; it is just hosted on Google Code. Regards, Weston On 8/28/07, Rikkert Koppes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I am currently implementing a js library to make wf2 functionality > available to legacy browsers (I know google is doing this too). Some things > that came to mind are: > > - when validity flags are not set, should they equal null or false? > > - this might have been proposed before: consider a reset() method for form > controls and fieldsets > > - in this light: consider a clearable or resettable boolean attribute for > inputs, which might display a "clear" button in the field, as seen in for > example the mail filter in thunderbird. This should reset the control to the > default value, ie calling the above reset() method, example formatting: > +--- legend [x] -------------------+ > | | > | +----------------------+ | > | | [x]| | > | +----------------------+ | > +----------------------------------+ > which shows a clear button on a fieldset and input field. Note that > Opera's date related fields also have an "none" button, which might be > equivalent of the above > > - are negative years allowed (B.C.)? the datetime description tells me > "four or more digits (0 to 9) representing the year" which implies "no". use > case: hystory questionary > > Regards, > Rikkert Koppes > > >
