[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 70304] width/height attributes of input element should be supported when the type of the input element is image.

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=70304





--- Comment #13 from Dongwoo Joshua Im <dw.im at samsung.com>  2011-10-19 01:16:25 PST ---
Dear Alexey.

Regarding your comments, 
- setting value to a string that's not a valid non-negative integer (perhaps "5.5pt");
- setting value to a string representing a negative number specifically;

I tested the "iframe" and "image" element.

The width and height attributes of iframe element are DOMString.
The width and height attributes of image element are long.

And, the width and height attributes of input element are DOMString.
So, I think the result of the test of input element should be same as iframe element. 
Am I correct?


*** When I set '5.5px' as width, 
When node is iframe, 
   node.width is '5.5px'.
   node.getAttribute("width") is '5.5px'.

When node is image, 
   node.width is 0.
   node.getAttribute("width") is '0'.



*** When I set '1.2' as width, 
When node is iframe,
   node.width is '1.2'.
   node.getAttribute("width") is '1.2'.

*** And, when I set 1.2 as width, 
When node is image, 
   node.width is 1.
   node.getAttribute("width") is '1'.



*** When I set '-10' as width, 
When node is iframe,
   node.width is '-10'.
   node.getAttribute("width") is '-10'.

When node is image, 
   node.width is 0.
   node.getAttribute("width") is '-10'.

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