Added HTML attribute: accept in FwbFileInput #278
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Sqrcz
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Apr 26, 2024
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Hey @gitamgadtaula I've just noticed... there is another input field on line 49... please add it there as well.
Added :accept="accept" in the other file input.
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@Sqrcz Oh how could I have missed that one too. Anyway I added it and should be good to go now. |
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The input file type component was missing native html attribute accept so in this commit i have included that. So now the users can use it something like
<fwb-file-input v-model="file" label="Upload file" accept="video/*" />