Hi,
This widget looks a great addition to forms UI.
What I'm missing, in regards to user experience is this:
Let's say a widget is limited to min="20", max="40".
Now, a user wants to add 30, but instead, he adds 300 (typo).
The widget then reverts to 40, with no indication that anything changed. A JS script handling the form submit will get the max value (40) and not 30 or 300... hence, there's no way to actually validate this.
This might be a source for both user and developer frustration... (well, not might - it's a source of frustration for this developer :)).
Is there a way to make this a little bit more user friendly and notify on erroneous change?
This widget looks a great addition to forms UI.
What I'm missing, in regards to user experience is this:
Let's say a widget is limited to min="20", max="40".
Now, a user wants to add 30, but instead, he adds 300 (typo).
The widget then reverts to 40, with no indication that anything changed. A JS script handling the form submit will get the max value (40) and not 30 or 300... hence, there's no way to actually validate this.
This might be a source for both user and developer frustration... (well, not might - it's a source of frustration for this developer :)).
Is there a way to make this a little bit more user friendly and notify on erroneous change?