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> we also have three day/month/year fields Yep - I actually use strategy this and type="date" both depending on what the precision requirements are =) I've al
by folkhack 8y ago
> we also have three day/month/year fields
Yep - I actually use strategy this and type="date" both depending on what the precision requirements are =)
I've always seen the "three-field" old-school method as the most bullet-proof approach for this. Plus, validation becomes super easy since you're just doing simple integers w/ranges.
> Imagine if you're blind and you try and enter a date into those `dd/mm/yyyy/` magic fields
100% - those things absolutely break down for screen reading tech/etc. That's also why I hate these sort of "input masking" libs... accessibility is a huge concern of mine.