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Actually, there are two things going on here. It’s no oversight, that text is missing from the list you quote, because a plain text input can never suffer from a bad input constraint validation.
Nevertheless, the property element.validityState.badInput should be there and readable, even in IE9 (it’s just always false). I'll try to reproduce that error in an IE9 setup and report back, if I find anything.
Could you test the new v0.9.21 in your setup, please? I’ve worked in exactly that area (validity.badInput wasn’t found in some instance), and the problem might be fixed now.
I have an input field with type "text", and whenever blur event triggers in the field, the IE9 browser shows the following error message:
SCRIPT5007: Unable to get value of the property 'badInput': object is null or undefined
When I look through the plugin.js found the following code snippet:
There is no text field included here. Is this something going to br fixed from hypreform?
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