Active 6 years, 1 month ago. ( + save values) or , if youll add the input OUTSIDE the FORM element - … If this could be done in css that would be the best! By using our site, you acknowledge that you have read and understand our Stack Overflow works best with JavaScript enabled The different input types are as follows: It links to a jsfiddle that has code that i think will handle your problem You can use below workaround for IE. I haven't found any way to manipulate that text before the browsers attempts to insert it into the input, so the string is truncated at the end of the first line. if you create dynamic by jQuery - it WILL post back its values. Input.Search # Property Description Type Default; enterButton: Whether to show an enter button after input. The TEXTAREA element defines a form control for the user to enter multi-line text input.While TEXTAREA is most useful within a FORM, HTML 4 allows TEXTAREA in any block-level or inline element other than BUTTON.However, Netscape 4.x will not display any TEXTAREA elements outside of a FORM. input type text: The tag specifies an input field where the user can enter data. The Overflow Blog I think the solution is going to be using a In firefox that way works perfect (exactly as my approach). Gaurav Singhal. I have a input type text where the users enter numeric codes separated by , or by - (to make a range).
You could use jQuery and it's .replaceWith() method to replace the targeted with a