Sean O schrieb:
> Eriksen,
>
> Try:
> $("textarea.news01").attr("disabled", "disabled");
>
> If you need to re-enable it later:
> $("textarea.news01").removeAttr("disabled");
This does not work as expected, see my test page here (with checkboxes):
http://stilbuero.de/demo/jquery/checkbox.html
If you use removeAttr the checkbox is not unchecked in Firefox. I assume
it's the same with disabled (all boolean attributes).
With jQuery 1.02 the following works:
$("textarea.news01").attr("disabled", true); // disable
$("textarea.news01").attr("disabled", false); // enable
You have to keep in mind these boolean attributes... I wonder, if
$("textarea.news01").attr("disabled", "disabled");
should be handled by jQuery like $("textarea.news01").attr("disabled",
true) or if that is already done...?
-- Klaus
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