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Thank you! I had no idea that iOS required the pattern="\d" attribute. Those inputs require a decimal, so that pattern won't actually work (something like patte

Thank you! I had no idea that iOS required the pattern="\d" attribute. Those inputs require a decimal, so that pattern won't actually work (something like pattern="\d\.?\d*"). If I can get my hands on an iPhone to test that, I will deploy it shortly!

sbr464 8y ago
Awesome! Definitely a few hacks involved. I’ve seen different combinations of using pattern, type=number, step=“0.01” etc, but you may need support for longer decimals in qty/price. I’m always on the lookout for form best practices, but it’s definitely hard to stay up with all of the current trends. There are a few mobile preview tools, not sure which is currently best, for testing on different virtual devices: Google search: test site with iphone online