Investigate html 5 different input types
See original GitHub issueThe HTML 5 different input types, like date
are supported by the library but are untested. It would be good to write test for the input types supported by the library.
The Input Text
will always clear the input field and in the same time it would be good to find out can the clearing be done for all input types.
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If there are tests for various input types, it ought to be easy to see which shouldn’t be cleared.
OK. It would be nice to do input validation to make sure values are actually accepted but I’m not sure is it worth the effort. Definitely not part of this issue anyway.