Closed kpgarrod closed 9 years ago
I see "material-input type='date'" works adequately.
What browsers did you test that on? Chrome natively supports an input type of date but not all browsers do. See date here: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_form_input_types.asp
I tested it on Chrome. I see it doesn't work adequately in Firefox.
I found a couple of polyfills though - anybody have experience with them?
The thing is, the native (current) Chrome date picker and the polyfills wouldn't follow Material Spec. Would be a a nice to have directive some time down the line for sure.
Yes, or maybe just an enhancement to the the material-input directive. I don't see anything about dates in the material design specs, or am I missing something?
On 15 October 2014 21:56, Justin Grayston notifications@github.com wrote:
The thing is, the native (current) Chrome date picker and the polyfills wouldn't follow Material Spec. Would be a a nice to have directive some time down the line for sure.
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But there are specifications to do with UI in general. Spacings, interactions, animations etc
Yes, I was just wondering if I had missed something regarding dates specifically.
On 16 October 2014 09:36, Justin Grayston notifications@github.com wrote:
But there are specifications to do with UI in general. Spacings, interactions, animations etc
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We'll consider adding one after we have fulfilled the rest of the spec.
Is there a plan for a material datepicker or any existing datepicker that works well with angular-material?