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112247
Calendar UI - settings current value
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=112247
Summary
Calendar UI - settings current value
Bronislav Klucka
Reported
2013-03-13 04:19:08 PDT
Current UI
http://peter.sh/files/webkit-calendar-3.png
contains dot button (between listing buttons) which fills current date/month/week on click, but it works only partialy in datetime-local, time part is not set.
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Keishi Hattori
Comment 1
2013-03-13 04:30:04 PDT
This is working as I intended. How do you want it to work?
Bronislav Klucka
Comment 2
2013-03-13 04:33:38 PDT
(In reply to
comment #1
)
> This is working as I intended. How do you want it to work?
To set up current local time as well
Keishi Hattori
Comment 3
2013-03-13 04:46:36 PDT
(In reply to
comment #2
)
> (In reply to
comment #1
) > > This is working as I intended. How do you want it to work? > > To set up current local time as well
I've thought about it but I didn't do that for a few of reasons. 1. I don't think people will be using <input type=datetime-local> to enter the current time. (Probably because the current time changes rapidly.) 2. The calendar picker is clearly an interface to choose a date. Some users won't expect that. 3. Setting the current time could do harm when the user has already chosen a time and wants to pick a date. The most important reason is #1, use case. Do you have a specific use case where it will be useful?
Bronislav Klucka
Comment 4
2013-03-13 04:58:56 PDT
(In reply to
comment #3
)
> (In reply to
comment #2
) > > (In reply to
comment #1
) > > > This is working as I intended. How do you want it to work? > > > > To set up current local time as well > > I've thought about it but I didn't do that for a few of reasons. > 1. I don't think people will be using <input type=datetime-local> to enter the current time. (Probably because the current time changes rapidly.) > 2. The calendar picker is clearly an interface to choose a date. Some users won't expect that. > 3. Setting the current time could do harm when the user has already chosen a time and wants to pick a date. > > The most important reason is #1, use case. Do you have a specific use case where it will be useful?
#3 can by avoided (I'm not WebKit programmer, but I suppose it can be) #2 calendat picker is UI to select datetime part of UI's type (sometimes date, sometimes week, sometimes month) some user's may not expect that, but appearently I did not expect that it does not fill time :) #1 "Publish article" is one example, I want my article to be published right now. I want current time to be displayed. (Sure, I can leave it empty and on backend use current datetime if this value is empty, but every time I use this flow I have to explain this to users: "you do not have to fill that for current datetime", It would be usefull not have to do that, fill or no fill, I will deal with that, leave it empty or hit one button to fill current) but I my case the most important is actually #2 a did not expected that... seems inconsistent. I thought someone overlook it. But as this bug says, I do not consider it a bug, but an enhancement.
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