At least I can answer my own question #1 now: disabled-attribute needs
to be removed if it shouldn't be applied, setting it to blank does not
help. So my code was changed to:
function SetDeleteStatus()
{
var foo=disabled;
$(#gvFolderItems input:checkbox).attr(checked,function()
document.getElementById(someId) returns a plain old DOM node.
$(#someId) returns a jQuery wrapped DOM node, which you can use
all the jQuery functions on.
So to use jQuery to remove the attribute you'd do this:
$(#DeleteButton).removeAttr(disabled);
Note the shortened function name:
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