Add new category for typeable form controls with normalization #1910
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P.S. I wasn't sure if I should group the common logic of non-typable and typeable or not. |
OrKoN
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| A <dfn>typeable form control with normalization</dfn> | ||
| is an [^input^] element | ||
| whose [^input/type^] attribute state | ||
| requires that user-provided values be normalized before being assigned to the element's value attribute. |
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I think we should probably be more specific and define how exactly the input values should be normalized for date types. Also I wonder if it could be made optional because I imagine some existing clients would want to keep the current non-normalized behavior.
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There looks to be a popular demand for normalized date and datetime-local as seen in 1470 and 42322342.
This introduces a new category to make the expected behavior explicit.
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