The HtmlCheckboxRendererBase wasn't properly rendering the disabled property on individual checkboxes. I fixed this bug, but it has led to another bug.
If you have a checkbox that is checked and disabled, IE doesn't submit a value for it. This leads to JSF interpreting that as the checkbox being unchecked. A possible solution would be to render a hidden select with the same values as the checkboxes and whose selected state could be maintained in parallel with javascript. Is IE's behavior W3C compliant? We currently have a workaround for this problem, but ideally, we could have a disabled, checked checkbox behave as we would expect it. -- -Heath Borders-Wing [EMAIL PROTECTED]
