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Safari 6 (Mac OS X and iOS) truncate leading zeros on input type="number" #72

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zachleat opened this issue Jul 7, 2016 · 1 comment

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@zachleat
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zachleat commented Jul 7, 2016

Type the valid US Zip Code "02111" into an <input type="number"> field and it will truncate the leading zero.

Workaround: use type="text".

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This is the same as #71: Safari 6 keeps the double version of the input, not the original string (which is not to say it's a duplicate, it's a different symptom)

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