If you want it false just leave it out.
2010/2/10 wm
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> The problem is even after setting disabled="" (empty string), it's
> still treated as "true"; I found it behave as expected only when
> setting it to boolean true/false.
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> The problem is even after setting disabled="" (empty string), it's
> still treated as "true"; I found it behave as expected only when
> setting it to boolean true/false.
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The problem is even after setting disabled="" (empty string), it's
still treated as "true"; I found it behave as expected only when
setting it to boolean true/false.
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Do it XML style:
On Feb 10, 10:56 pm, wm wrote:
> def seq(): NodeSeq = {
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> it errors out:
> error: in XML literal: ' or " delimited attribute value or '{' scala-
> expr '}' expected
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> 0 doesn't work either, only string "" is accepted.
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> Why is there such a restric
