• The {X} input for jumping pages - I'm looking at this on an iPad so I can't tell, but is it a

    <input type="number" />
    

    ?
    The min/max and spinner controls would make that a really handy little control. You could hide the spinner stuff until it was focused.

    Edit: just tested on the phone, no it's not. If it was the phone keyboard would be the numbers one, not the qwerty.

  • The {X} input for jumping pages - I'm looking at this on an iPad so I can't tell, but is it a

    <input type="number" />

    ?
    The min/max and spinner controls would make that a really handy little control. You could hide the spinner stuff until it was focused.
    Edit: just tested on the phone, no it's not. If it was the phone keyboard would be the numbers one, not the qwerty.

    Just tried this and the phone keyboards cannot submit the form without an additional "Go" button.

    jQuery actually document this: http://api.jquery.com/submit/

    Depending on the browser, the Enter key may only cause a form submission if the form has exactly one text field, or only when there is a submit button present.

    So unless we add a separate submit button to the small space that is available, we cannot use the type="number" field.

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