Re: [racket] textarea-input keys

I'm about to update with this too. Jay 2011/6/27 Shogo Yamazaki : > Thanks for your reply, Jay. > Also the "initial-value" key is useful for me, > but I don't know if it is correct to write so. > > Shogo Yamazaki > moquo2@gmail.com > > 2011/6/28 Jay McCarthy : >> I've just updated the Web ser

Re: [racket] textarea-input keys

Thanks for your reply, Jay. Also the "initial-value" key is useful for me, but I don't know if it is correct to write so. Shogo Yamazaki moquo2@gmail.com 2011/6/28 Jay McCarthy : > I've just updated the Web server with docs and tests for that new > version. There's no reason not to have "attr

Re: [racket] textarea-input keys

I've just updated the Web server with docs and tests for that new version. There's no reason not to have "attributes", it was just an oversight. Jay 2011/6/27 Shogo Yamazaki : > Hi. > I'm now reading article about using formlets in > 'Continue: Web Applications in Racket' and trying to use formle

[racket] textarea-input keys

Hi. I'm now reading article about using formlets in 'Continue: Web Applications in Racket' and trying to use formlets. It's very exciting! There is a #:attributes key with text-input, therefore I can use HTML5 attributes with text-boxes. On the other hand, textarea-input has only #:rows and #:cols