add "autocomplete" attr to input fields
See original GitHub issueSame as “readonly”. Add to every field which contains input
element.
Example schema:
let schema = {
type: "text",
label: "E-mail",
model: "email",
readonly: false,
autocomplete: true,
placeholder: "Field placeholder"
};
Example template of field:
input.form-control(type="email", v-model="value", :readonly="schema.readonly", :disabled="disabled", :placeholder="schema.placeholder", :autocomplete="schema.autocomplete")
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Yes, I think it is working already, just need to test it.
You are back ! 😄