I see these controls in the library list for a Web App:
E-mail Address Field, Number Field, Telephone Field
but I don’t find them in the docs, and I don’t see properties related to validation.
How are they different from a vanilla TextField?
I see these controls in the library list for a Web App:
E-mail Address Field, Number Field, Telephone Field
but I don’t find them in the docs, and I don’t see properties related to validation.
How are they different from a vanilla TextField?
On mobile devices they bring up different keyboards. That’s really about the only difference. Validation is still up to you.
Thanks.
Paul said this to me in email, a few of you have said this here, and I now I can say it:
You can do a whole lot, very easily, with WebContainers.
Very easy to throw a TextField into a WebContainer, add some properties and a method, and set up some nice validation.
Still don’t know why the company wouldn’t set up this stuff, but, I’m going to, and it’s mighty easy.
Very nice.
IMO, WebContainers on web, and ContainerControls on desktop, is easily my favorite/most powerful tool I have in Xojo. Thankfully they are available in all licenses now. In Real Studio it wasn’t available in the lessor license types.