oh by the way thanks Richard D. Worth for the links
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simply .attr("disabled", "")
I am wondering in the old days when without jQuery I used to do disable
using true or false like:
button.disabled = true;
However with jQuery it seems like I cant do $("button").attr("disabled",
true).
is setting the disabled attribute to "disabled" the correct/standar
See
Theming jQuery UI
http://jqueryui.com/docs/Theming
jQuery UI CSS Framework
http://jqueryui.com/docs/Theming/API
- Richard
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 8:46 PM, Steven Yang wrote:
> ha!Thanks for the insight I learned something new today
> I suppose you looked through the jQuery UI CSS quite a
Hi Seven
Thank you very much, it worked, but how can I make it enabled
again?
Could you tell me? Thank you very much.
Wang Suya
On 2ζ19ζ₯, εεΎ6:51, Steven Yang wrote:
> you mean disabling it?
> jQuery way is probably $("input[name=t1]").attr("disabled", disabled");
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ha!Thanks for the insight I learned something new today
I suppose you looked through the jQuery UI CSS quite a bit
I am wondering is there a document on that? or you just simply look through
the whole css's.
And I have seen people talking about it as the CSS Framework, but didnt come
across any doc
thanks Steven. In addition to that, if you're using the jQuery UI CSS
Framework, you can add the class ui-state-disabled to give it a
disabled appearance.
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you mean disabling it?
jQuery way is probably $("input[name=t1]").attr("disabled", disabled");
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