Brandon Aaron wrote:
> If you grab the latest version of jQuery (1.0.3) or event better from
> SVN, then you will be able to use .attr() to set the disabled
> attribute and you will be able to just use .css() to set the opacity -
> even in IE. Actually the opacity should work with 1.0.2.
>
>
Brandon,
I've pulled rev. 631 from jQuery-trunk and all seems well. I'm using
$.attr() and $.css() as you mentioned. The new routine is;
...
disable: function() {
if (!this.submit || this.disabled == true)
return;
this.disabled = true;
this.submit.attr('disabled', true).css('opacity',0.5);
},
enable: function() {
if (!this.submit || this.disabled == false)
return;
this.disabled = false;
this.submit.attr('disabled', false).css('opacity',1);
},
...
I'll be updating that to protect/disable <a> links using a bind/unbind
return false; $.click() event.
Anyway.. you were correct about the IE "enable" button not firing. It
wasn't about classes... but instead about IE not getting the selected
value from a <select> element. I'll post a separate thread about this topic.
Thanks!
~ Brice
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