Couldn't you do:
if(!!$(ele).attr('disabled')) {
//stuff
}
-- dz
On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 1:15 PM, William Chang wrote:
>
> Hey Matt,
> I understand now. Thanks!
>
> So, how do you avoid using attr() when you need to check for an
> attribute in the element? And, getting the value from an
On Aug 27, 11:16 am, William Chang wrote:
> I don't think the attribute is defined by default, after I did some
> more testing. I find the value return is not consistent between
> Firefox and IE8 (and probably previous versions of Microsoft Internet
> Explorer).
First of all, the attr() function
Hey Matt,
I understand now. Thanks!
So, how do you avoid using attr() when you need to check for an
attribute in the element? And, getting the value from an attribute?
Sincerely,
William Chang
http://www.williamchang.org
http://www.babybluebox.com
On Aug 27, 12:24 pm, Matt Kruse wrote:
> On Au
I don't think the attribute is defined by default, after I did some
more testing. I find the value return is not consistent between
Firefox and IE8 (and probably previous versions of Microsoft Internet
Explorer).
Please do this simple test with a page that has jQuery and then input
the console of
I don't think it is a bug. I'd rather think you've tried with
attributes that are defined by default.
To take your example, "disabled" attribute exists for html elements
and is equal to false by default, so it is normal that it'll return
false rather than undefined.
Regards
Ludovic
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