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This library requires an HTML5 compliant browser but does not use HTML5 features? When looking at form elements example [1], I see that new input types (e.g. da
by gildas 14y ago
This library requires an HTML5 compliant browser but does not use HTML5 features? When looking at form elements example [1], I see that new input types (e.g. date, color, range, datalist...) are totally reinvented. What's the point?
[1] https://oxjs.org/#examples/form_elements/live https://oxjs.org/#examples/form_elements/live
- mikegirouard 14y agoI would initially argue compatibility on this one, but it doesn't appear like IE7 is supported (my only non-HTML5 browser I have available at the moment). Perhaps they intend do go that route at some point?
- rolux 14y ago(One of the authors here.) Correct - for input widgets that have a clear equivalent, we're planning to switch to HTML5 form elements eventually.
- jarek-foksa 14y agoI would prefer to have custom widgets instead of standard sophisticated HTML5 inputs because I can customize and extend them, e.g. standard color input does not provide alpha slider, range input does not support logarithmic scales.