> <%= f.select :attr,
> @choices,
> {},
> :include_blank => true,
> :disabled => !...@condition %>
It just happens that I'm working on the very same thing again and the
problem with the above is that when the select is
> f.select :attr, @choices, :include_blank => true,
> :disabled => !...@condition
> f.select :attr, @choices, {:include_blank => true},
> :disabled => !...@condition
> f.select :attr, @choices, {:include_blank => true},
> {:disabled => !...@condition}
I remember struggling with this
Try
f.select :attr, @choices, {:include_blank => true}, { :disabled =>
!...@condition }
On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 11:44 PM, Fritz Trapper wrote:
> Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
> > Are you sure !...@condition is true when you expect it to be?
>
> Yes, I checked it in the debugger.
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Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
> Are you sure !...@condition is true when you expect it to be?
Yes, I checked it in the debugger.
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Fritz Trapper wrote:
> I want to use form template to render data for show.
Generally not a good idea from a UI point of view. Just use plain text
for display, unless you want to allow editing.
>
> My idea is, to readonly/disable formelements. This works fine, except
> with selects. The follow
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