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--- Comment #1 from jrn@jrn.me.uk 2010-05-26 11:56:02 ---
We have a specific case where this is being problematic. We have an exam
marking tool, which presents a large grid of number fields. Specifying
maxlength/size causes Opera to render the field as one character wide (which is
reasonable, given it's out of spec). Not doing so causes everything else to
render the field as around 12 characters wide. Either way, it's essentially
useless in at least one browser.
I feel the specification should instead indicate that size/maxlength should be
ignored on number fields, not explicitly disallowed.
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