- From: Masayuki Nakano <masayuki@d-toybox.com>
- Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2005 02:46:17 +0900
Thank you for reply. Olav Junker Kj?r wrote: > If this is the same as IE's ime-mode, it might as well be specified the > same way its implemented in IE, as a css propery named ime-mode/imeMode. Yes. my proposal function is same as IE's ime-mode property. (but I adding a new value, because it should be existing) > Since it doesn't really change the semantics of the element but only the > UI, it makes sense as a css property. I think IME controlling is semantics of the document. e.g., Name:<input id="name" /> Tel:<input id="tel" /> On Japanese language system, input#name should be active IME by UA. This reason is the name must be written in Japanese on many systems. I think it is not a presentation. It is semantic. This should not be implemented by CSS. > > The spec for IE's implementation is here > http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/properties/imemode.asp > > > I notice you have one additional value, enabled. > > Olav Junker Kj?r > > > Masayuki Nakano wrote: > >> Hi, I'm a member of Mozilla Japan and hacker of Mozilla. >> >> I think that Web Forms should have a way to active or deactive for IME. >> The function is same as WinIE's ime-mode property. >> >> It is different for inputmode attribute. >> Because inputmode attribute is the filter of key input. >> But my proposal function is not it. >> >> On system developing in Japan, the IME state controling is often needed. >> >> I think following spec. >> >> The 'imestate' attribute. >> The attribute have following values. >> 'auto' >> When the input element or textarea element get focus, >> UA should care the IME active state suitable >> for the input element or textarea. >> e.g., If the input element is password field, UA should be disable IME. >> otherwise, UA should not change the active state. >> 'active' >> When the input element or textarea element get focus, >> UA should activate IME. >> 'inactive' >> When the input element or textarea element get focus, >> UA should inactivate IME. >> 'enabled' >> When the input element or textarea element get focus, >> UA does not care the IME state. >> 'disabled' >> On the input element or textarea element, user cannot use IME. >> >> If the imestate attribute is not existing, >> UA should care as set to 'auto'. >> >> thanks, >> > > > > -- Masayuki Nakano<masayuki at d-toybox.com>
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