On Jul 5, 2006, at 11:34 AM, Jason Bunting wrote:
>
> On Jul 5, 2006, Bob Ippolito wrote:
>>
>> On Jul 5, 2006, at 11:19 AM, Jason Bunting wrote:
>>
>>> var textbox = INPUT({"type":"text",
>>> "id":"MyTextboxId","autocomplete":"off", "readonly":"readonly"});
>>>
>>> In FF, I get exactly what I expect, but in IE 6, the textbox is not
>>> readonly. Anyone happen to know why? If I call toHTML(textbox)
>>> immediately afterwards, the results look like the following:
>>
>> Don't have Windows up and running right now, but I'd try
>> "readonly":"true"
>
> Well, I tried that as well and no love. Here is the funny thing: if
> I take
> the exact HTML that the toHTML() call produces, past it into the
> page as
> static HTML, it works just fine! So, this seems to be a problem
> with IE not
> wanting to appropriately handle the dynamically-created textbox. In my
> frustration, I even tried disabling the textbox and then re-
> enabling it in
> the hopes that it would cause IE to take another look at things (I was
> desperate and since IE is strange anyway, I thought it might just
> work!).
>
> I will let you know if I figure anything else out....
Probably needs a patch to MochiKit then. We already do something like
this to workaround the name and type attributes in createDOM.
-bob
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