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[css-forms-1] control-value() security and handling · Issue #11860 · w3c/csswg-drafts · GitHub
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[css-forms-1] control-value() security and handling #11860
Description
control-value() is morally equivalent to attr(), just with some special handling of the values since we know something about types. So, it should work identically to attr():
- it's an "arbitrary substitution function"
- it has the same tainting behavior as attr() (and so can't be used in a URL)
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