This is the only reference in code:
if (options.customMaxAttribute && !options.allowOverMax) {
var custom = currentInput.attr(options.customMaxAttribute);
if (!max || custom < max) {
max = custom;
}
}
It only replace the maxlength attribute for the custom attribute name.
I think that the usefull thing is that the maxlength is only informative when you set allowOverMax to true.
This is the only reference in code:
if (options.customMaxAttribute && !options.allowOverMax) {
var custom = currentInput.attr(options.customMaxAttribute);
if (!max || custom < max) {
max = custom;
}
}
It only replace the maxlength attribute for the custom attribute name.
I think that the usefull thing is that the maxlength is only informative when you set allowOverMax to true.