Adrian A. wrote:
It does not depend on JavaScript code. If the onClick event has "return false"
'return false' is JS. Without it the link becomes clickable. I don't really see the advantage from rendering a span vs rendering a link with JS in it? Right now you can apply the CSS from this issue to your site stylesheet and disabled links will look the way you want it to.
Also it would not be "another" CSS but the official Click one - and that's really included in every click based application.
control.css is only included by Form. If you don't include a Form in your page the link won't be rendered as disabled unless we add control.css as a resource for AbstractLink.
bob
