-- mark_79_smith <[email protected]> wrote
(on Monday, 09 March 2009, 12:46 PM -0700):
> 
> I think that is standard behaviour for forms in general. Disabled elements in
> forms will not be sent with the rest of the elements.

Yes, precisely. Disabled == not submitted; readonly == not mutable.

> Thomas VEQUAUD wrote:
> > I'd like to use the same form in differents modes : "write" (evaluator)
> > and
> > then "readonly" (assessed)... So, for the second mode, I wanted to use
> > setAttrib to disable inputs form but, by this way, input values are
> > ignored.
> > I tried to use setIgnore(false) but same thing : values ignored.
> > I think that setAttrib should just modify the HTML display, not the
> > behaviour of a form element.

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