yes. datepicker doesnt support the disabled attribute yet. if you would like you can create a patch and send it in. the core team will be concentrating on replacing it because of license issues with what is now in wicket-contrib-datepicker (about 20% there). help is always welcome.

-Igor


On 9/8/06, Charles A Deal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I am using the DatePicker (wicket.extensions.markup.html.datepicker) Panel on one of my forms.  I want it to start out disabled so I called setEnabled(false) on the object.  However, I can still click on the DatePicker icon.  

Admittedly, I am still very new to this, but after looking at the code, it looks like the TriggerButton is not picking up the settings from the Parent.  So, the TriggerButton doesn't know that it is supposed to be disabled.  Is this a correct statement?

Charles Deal

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