Many thick client controls have the same properties. The usual
debate/answer that I find is this:
1) if the control should never be edited, mark it as read-only
2) if the control is temporarily disabled (i.e. you need to select a
radio button to enable the associated controls), then use disabled.
Comments below:On 12/7/05, Andrew Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many thick client controls have the same properties. The usualdebate/answer that I find is this:1) if the control should never be edited, mark it as read-only
2) if the control is temporarily disabled (i.e. you need to select
December 2005
3:01 AM
To: MyFaces
Discussion
Subject: Re: disabled .vs readonly
Comments below:
On 12/7/05, Andrew
Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Many thick client controls have the same properties. The usual
debate/answer that I find is this:
1) if the control should never be edited
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