that's the same semantics as <select multiple required> ... </select> just reskinned right?
#HTML question... is having a group of checkboxes where one or more is required for form validation a common use case?
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That’s my initial thought but I haven’t had a chance to dive deep into it. Once you get into the spec, I’m sure there are differences.
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I think a “select all that apply” type question where giving at least one answer is mandatory is used fairly often if that counts?
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Dunno, how helpful is it. But I'm gonna spend time reading this tomorrow.https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5884582/required-attribute-on-multiple-checkboxes-with-the-same-name …
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If I understand you correctly, yes it is. For example under a register form where one checkbox is required for terms and conditions and the other one is optional for a newsletter.
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Or do you mean the checkboxes have all the same name? Like „articleGroup[]“ and it is required to select an article group? Then still yes.
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Yes. In theory I think <select multiple required> is the way to do it. But that has even greater usability, accessibility, and styling issues than regular selects, do here we are...
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Yes. Shows up a lot with consent processing under GDPR, where you need someone to consent to different uses of their PII at different levels of granularity (which makes a multi select a bit dubious from an informed consent POV)
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Yes - I see this all the time in line-of-business apps, where e.g. one or more category/department/etc. is required and zero is invalid.
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Reasonably so, yes. I've certainly created forms like that. I believe the original Apple Human interface guidelines were going to have a form element for it, a kind of combined radio button and check box.
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