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| +This is a testharness.js-based test.
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| +PASS range type support on input element
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| +PASS min attribute support on input element
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| +PASS max attribute support on input element
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| +FAIL Illegal value of min attribute assert_equals: expected "0" but got "ab"
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| +FAIL Illegal value of max attribute assert_equals: expected "100" but got "f"
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| +PASS Converting an illegal string to the default value
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| +FAIL Converting an illegal string to the default step assert_equals: expected "1" but got "xyz"
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| +PASS the value is set to min when a smaller value than min attribute is given
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| +PASS the value is set to max when a larger value than max attribute is given
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| +FAIL default value of min attribute in input type=range assert_equals: expected "0" but got ""
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| +FAIL default value of max attribute in input type=range assert_equals: expected "100" but got ""
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| +PASS default value when min and max attributes are given (= min plus half the difference between min and max)
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| +PASS default value with step control when both min and max attributes are given
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| +FAIL default value when both min and max attributes are given, while min > max assert_equals: expected "2" but got "51"
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| +PASS The default step scale factor is 1, unless min attribute has non-integer value
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| +PASS Step scale factor behavior when min attribute has integer value but max attribute is non-integer
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| +FAIL The default scale factor is 1 even if step attribute is explicitly set to non-integer value, unless min attribute has non-integer value assert_equals: expected "1" but got "0.5"
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| +PASS Solving the step mismatch
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| +PASS Performing stepUp()
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| +PASS Performing stepDown()
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| +PASS Performing stepUp() beyond the value of the max attribute
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| +PASS Performing stepDown() beyond the value of the min attribute
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| +Harness: the test ran to completion.
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