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Describe the bug
Bug version : 1.3.2
It seems there is a bug with the cursor on IE when we use masks with a character as delimiter (eg: the "/" for a date ##/##/####).
The bug appears when using v-facade directive but works fine with component.
I tried to downgrade the version and it seems 1.2.0 works well !
To Reproduce
I created a simple VueJS app with vue-cli
Add vue-input-facade and import it as global
import InputFacade from 'vue-input-facade';
Vue.use(InputFacade);
Add custom-event-polyfill and import it in main.ts file (used for IE)
import 'custom-event-polyfill';
Add 2 inputs, one using facade directive and another with component
Hi, thanks for the report. We don’t support IE, however this does sound like the same issue as #19. Which I do have a fix for but it causes additional issues so I’m trying to work those out as well.
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Thanks for reading this issue ! I hope the description is clear enough, do not hesitate if you need more information !
Describe the bug
Bug version : 1.3.2 It seems there is a bug with the cursor on IE when we use masks with a character as delimiter (eg: the "/" for a date ##/##/####). The bug appears when using v-facade directive but works fine with component.
I tried to downgrade the version and it seems 1.2.0 works well !
To Reproduce
I created a simple VueJS app with vue-cli
Add vue-input-facade and import it as global
Add custom-event-polyfill and import it in main.ts file (used for IE)
import 'custom-event-polyfill';
Add 2 inputs, one using facade directive and another with component
Expected behavior The cursor should follow the user's input when he is writing
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Component and directive have different behaviours when deleting input. The directive deletes automatically the "/" but the component doesn't.
Thanks !