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Evert <evertvandansen@ymail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #3 from Evert <evertvandansen@ymail.com> 2012-02-23 16:27:37 UTC ---
Would the way radiobuttons work with the required attribute also work with
checkboxes? Suppose you have a group of checkboxes from which the user is
required to select at least one? Wouldn't the required attribute be more
flexible on the fieldset?
As a sidenote: I never understood why there had to be both a checkbox and a
radiobutton. Perhaps a bit off-topic, but please consider:
1) a checkbox without a parent fieldset would be just a single checkbox.
2) A group of checkboxes in a fieldset with multiple=false would be a group of
radiobuttons
3) A group of checkboxes in a fieldset with multiple=true would be a group of
checkboxes
4) If fieldset has required set then at least 1 choice must be made from the
checkboxes.
5) optionally: required=x where x is an integer denoting the amount of choices
the user must make minimally.
All this would be backward compatible (or could at least be made so).
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