- From: Olav Junker Kjær <olav@olav.dk>
- Date: Sun, 01 Aug 2004 11:42:07 +0200
> You could argue it's illegal (although I have no idea why it would > be), but that's pointless, since a control like a slider has to have a > default value. Now that I think about it, this could be used as an > argument why sliders shouldn't be used for <input type="range">, > although I don't really by that argument myself. It is clearly illegal since in section 2.1 it says: "By default, all of these new types, just like the types from HTML4, must have no value selected, unless a default value is provided using the value attribute." Perhaps we need feedback from implementers whether is possible to design a usable slider control with an "undefined" state. If not, either an explicit value could be required for range fields, or it could be allowed for range controls to choose a default value. The last option is probably best, since implementations would have to handle missing values somehow anyway, whether they are illegal or not. Olav Junker Kj?r
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