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@ScriptCoded yes. On mobile it opens the ten-key keyboard instead of the full keyboard. It acts just like type=text everywhere else.
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@ThatDannyBoy Oh right! True!
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@RiderExMachina any format using a number as it's placeholder character is invalid. So it doesn't work.
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@ThatDannyBoy
I didn't know period (.) Was a number. TIL -
@RiderExMachina nah I mean the 0's not the period, maybe I'm missing a joke.
___.___.____ works but as a format string but any format string with numbers is invalid. That's why 000.000.0000 is invalid.
Hell you could do a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a and it would actually work. -
@ThatDannyBoy
I was using the 0s as an example for the ___.___.____ format. I guess there was a small disconnect
What only relying on JavaScript for HTML form input validation looks like
Found something true as 1 == 1
I've created a little functional script you can use for formatting US phone numbers. You can check it out here: https://codepen.io/datwood/full/....
I'm sure there are improvements I haven't thought of so feel free to mention any you think of.
I've built it so that it can work any input field set to type=tel that has a placeholder.
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