It seems like bad luck ... inspect tries to get all properties to show, but it fails while getting one of them... it should probably be safeguarded and show <error> or something like that instead in inspector...
You should probably fill an issue.
Herby
XumuK wrote:
> Hi there!
> I tried to use <input type='date'> and <input type='time'> tags and
> find out strange error.
>
> For example:
>
> ...
> <input id='testTagId' type='date'> (or <input id='testTagId'
> type='time'> )
> ...
>
> /|temp|/
> /temp := document getElementById: 'testTagId'./
> /temp inspect./ <== JavaScript exception: TypeError: Accessing
> selectionDirection on an input element that cannot have a selection.
>
> May be i am doing something wrong?
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