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It's pretty ridiculous how long we've been stuck with javascript or dropdown datepickers. I realize it's subtlety complex to internationalize but it's been a c
by rapind 8y ago
It's pretty ridiculous how long we've been stuck with javascript or dropdown datepickers.
I realize it's subtlety complex to internationalize but it's been a common input on forms for so long you'd assume native browser support would have been present in every browser at least a decade ago. It's baffling to me that you still can't reliably use the input type of date due to lack of support.
- IChrisI 8y agoTo be fair, custom Javascript on a website can do things that are too rare to be baked into general browser behavior, such as adding colors or icons or text to certain dates, date-range validation, disallowed dates, etc.