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Proposal: Replace input's value for defaultValue #39
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# Problem If you type too fast in an input or text area, the cursor will jump to the end and make typos, as seen [here](evancz/elm-html#81 (comment)). # Solution As suggested by Kris and Richard, [here](evancz/elm-html#81 (comment)) and [here](https://gist.github.com/rtfeldman/5f015adbdfbba541c7e7e1409b6efeef#gistcomment-1831492), make use of the [defaultValue](http://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm-lang/html/1.1.0/Html-Attributes#defaultValue) attribute instead value solves the problem and, so far I tested, has no side effects (we still get the input event and can alter the input visual text programatically).
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Sorry, I was wrong. This reintroduce this (If the user edit the textarea once, any further javascript update is not computed) bug. I don't know how to fix both :( |
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Problem
If you type too fast in an input or text area, the cursor will jump to the end and make typos, as seen here.
Solution
As suggested by Kris and Richard, here and here, make use of the defaultValue attribute instead value solves the problem and, so far I tested, has no side effects (we still get the input event and can alter the input visual text programatically).