Added support for most useful and widely supported HTML5 Input types #7
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New HTML5 Input types are being used now - this allows them to be used by telling the script to treat them as Text (this is what browsers that don't support the new types do anyway). Could later be integrated more fully with default validation types based on them. Included: Email, URL, Tel, Number, Range.
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New HTML5 Input types are being used now - this allows them to be used
by telling the script to treat them as Text (this is what browsers that
don't support the new types do anyway).
Could later be integrated more fully with default validation types
based on them.
Included: Email, URL, Tel, Number, Range.