What about it doesn’t support Safari in OSX? It looks and works fine on my end. It was developed in OSX, actually.
The label in field idea isn’t a bad one at all. I’ll see if I can get that in the next version.
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lolke
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Well, have a look at http://www.calago.info. The form is at the bottom right. Try it in Safari. Doesn’t work if you ask me. Cannot enter anything in the fields and validation messes with the layout (chrome/firefox work well).
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lolke
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Actually, the problem seems to be not being able to focus in the field on click (tapping the pad) . It does work with the tab key.
However, validation works different from other browsers. What I like particularly is that the layout doesn’t change when an error message is displayed (the message floats under the field). It doesn’t do that on OSX/Safari.
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lolke
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I thinking my message above isn’t clear: on OSX/Safari it shows a box above the input fields, pushing these input fields down, and thus changing the layout.
Thanks for the feedback here. Chrome and Safari use the same rendering engine so I’m surprised you’re seeing much of a difference between the two. The pop-up validation that you see in Chrome is not supported by Safari, that’s just a browser functionality I’m leveraging. You’ll notice that the errors appear above the form in Safari since the server has to do the validation there. I’ll take a look this week and see if I can figure out a different/better way to show that validation.
The tab navigation sounds like an issue with Safari. Surprisingly, that option is turned off by default:
http://stackoverflow.com/a/1914496/728480
