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While using Chrome I had experienced this scenario:
$("#input-id").spinner();
It seems that Chrome does not allow me to edit numbers, just the first one. I firebugged in Chrome and Firefox and it looks like Chrome sets maxlimit="1" while Firefox does not. So I in Firefox I can edit freely.
To solve my problem, I just initialized spinner like this:
$("#input-id").spinner({min: 0, max: 999999999999999}); which is ugly, but works. I think if max is not set, you should not set the maxlength property. It would solve all problems beatifully.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
While using Chrome I had experienced this scenario:
$("#input-id").spinner();
It seems that Chrome does not allow me to edit numbers, just the first one. I firebugged in Chrome and Firefox and it looks like Chrome sets maxlimit="1" while Firefox does not. So I in Firefox I can edit freely.
To solve my problem, I just initialized spinner like this:
$("#input-id").spinner({min: 0, max: 999999999999999});
which is ugly, but works. I think ifmax
is not set, you should not set themaxlength
property. It would solve all problems beatifully.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: