I am working on a simple customer intake form, and as part of the validation I need to make sure that a proper zipcode has been included. I know regex would be the easiest way to solve this issue, but…
I am making a simple tip calculator and first of all I am trying to save the value of the bill amount which the user can type into the input field (this input field has a type number attribute). There…
I have HTML input which is set to be a numeric input including the up and down carets. To my surprise I am unable to enter any decimal numbers. <input type="number" /> It does not accept such input and jumps…
I want the user to be able to upload a video and then, by clicking a button, load the video into a tag to view. Here is an example: HTML: function loadvideo() { video = document.getElementById('videoinput').files[0]; videoelement = document.getElementById('videopreview'); videoelement.src…
New to website programming. I'm trying to make a basic sum equation with 2 input fields taken from client-side. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> </head> <body> <form> <input type="number" id="x"> <input type="number" id="y"> <script> let x = document.getElementById('x').nodeValue; let y =…
I posted this in the react-native-webview discussion thread in GitHub in case this is something they need to add support for, but wanted to see if anyone had any thoughts here: Disclaimer: I'm a web developer, not an android developer…
I know there are a lot of similar questions, but I haven't found exactly my case. Using vanilla JS there is an input control in which a user types something. A date as an example (but could be a phone…
When using HTML input elements I tried implementing the step attribute. This allowed me to add 100 to the current value by clicking the up/down arrows in the input field. However, step determines legal values, so it won't work for…
I was expecting min and max for <input> to limit the selectable options to the range in between the two values. They do in <input type="number">, for example. But with type="datetime-local" they don't. As far as I can tell, they…
I have an html form with a bunch of inputs. When an input gets autofilled by Safari and I then attempt to edit the input there is a weird overlapping of the string. If I click around it seems to…