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	Sep 18 2014, 10:49 PM

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These were blacklisted because there were apparently (WebKit) browsers that blocked submission for invalid values, but didn't make it clear the user why.

Testing with http://jsfiddle.net/hLceeL4m/2/ , Firefox 30.0 and Chromium 35.0.1916.153 seem to work fine.

Safari 7 seems to let you submit, which is not compliant, but also not a confusing UX the way the original problems were.

Safari 8 is coming out soon with Yosemite, so that and Opera should be tested.

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T72974: maxlength html form values are not used in preferences
T25769: Password fields for account creation are marked as required when they are not

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• Mattflaschen-WMF created this task.Sep 18 2014, 10:49 PM

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TerraCodes subscribed.Mar 14 2017, 8:57 PM

I don't know if this is a mac only issue, but it looks fine to me on opera 43 (windows 10).

opera_2017-03-14_12-58-59.png (184×350 px, 8 KB)

Aklapper mentioned this in T72974: maxlength html form values are not used in preferences.Aug 31 2019, 11:42 PM

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It seems that they're already allowed. Tested with forms like this:

HTMLForm::factory( 'ooui', [ 
  'foo' => [ 
    'type' => 'int', 
    'min' => 5, 
    'max' => 7, 
  ] 
], $this->getContext() );

HTMLForm::factory( 'div', [ 
  'foo' => [ 
    'type' => 'int', 
    'min' => 5, 
    'max' => 7, 
  ] 
], $this->getContext() );

They result in HTML like this:

<input step="1" type="number" tabindex="0" name="wpfoo" value="" min="5" max="7" id="ooui-php-1" class="oo-ui-inputWidget-input webfonts-changed">

<input id="mw-input-wpfoo" name="wpfoo" size="20" min="5" max="7" step="1" type="number">

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