Remove inputmode. Resolves #1015. #1030
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| <form method=post action="step2.cgi"> | |||
| <input type=hidden autocomplete=transaction-currency value="CHF"> | |||
| <input type=hidden autocomplete=transaction-amount value="15.00"> | |||
| <p><label>Credit card number: <input type=text inputmode=numeric autocomplete=cc-number></label> | |||
| <p><label>Credit card number: <input type=text autocomplete=cc-number></label> | |||
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what about using pattern here instead? Because that actually works... right?
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But it complicates the example, so let's skip it too.
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| <h5 id="improving-the-user-experience-on-mobile-devices">Improving the user experience on mobile devices</h5> | |||
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Instead of just removing this section, it would be helpful to make it consistent with the use of pattern.
There is nothing that prevents a user agent from customising the input UI to match the expected pattern - e.g. if there are a restricted set of acceptable input characters such as numerals and the plus sign and space, it would be good to offer a keyboard that did just that. In any event, using validity the application can directly help users... IFF designed well. But what isn't well-designed on the web?
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This change request seems editorial, and we can live without it.
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