converting input to a text area to deal with ie newline paste bug#14
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AndrewSwerlick wants to merge 1 commit intodangribbin:masterfrom
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converting input to a text area to deal with ie newline paste bug#14AndrewSwerlick wants to merge 1 commit intodangribbin:masterfrom
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All versions of IE have a very obnoxious "bug" that crops up when using this library. When you try to paste a multi-line string into an input field, it drops all but the first line of content.
This creates issues for users copying and pasting email addresses from excel into a tag-this field. Fortunately this is easily fixed by using a textarea instead an input field.
This pull request swaps out the internal "fakeInputElement" with a text area.