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There’s a very annoying bug in IE7, when you click on a form field, it changes it’s size because the script is appending some class names to the field but is not adding a space between the original class name and the webforms class name, therefore, breaking it…
For ex:
input type=”text” class=”city html5-hasFocushtml5-hasFocushtml5-hasFocus html5-hasPlaceholderText”
then it becomes:
input type=”text” class=”cityhtml5-hasFocushtml5-hasFocushtml5-hasFocus html5-hasPlaceholderText”
no space between city and html5 classes.
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Seems like if I had a space at line 845 in html5widgets.js between the single quotes after the re, ' ' it fixes it:
if (obj.className) {
obj.className = oldClassName.replace(re, ' ');
}
There’s a very annoying bug in IE7, when you click on a form field, it changes it’s size because the script is appending some class names to the field but is not adding a space between the original class name and the webforms class name, therefore, breaking it…
For ex:
input type=”text” class=”city html5-hasFocushtml5-hasFocushtml5-hasFocus html5-hasPlaceholderText”
then it becomes:
input type=”text” class=”cityhtml5-hasFocushtml5-hasFocushtml5-hasFocus html5-hasPlaceholderText”
no space between city and html5 classes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: