Hi Pike,
Results are too bizarre to post. I must be on drugs or something. Anyway,
thanks for the idea. I'm
just going to use a regular <button/> without CSS and manage everything with
javascript :(
BTW, I don't know if tristate buttons apply to this: seems to be a button
checkbox only has two
states, no?
--- pike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
>
> > <button id="enabledBtn" type="checkbox" label="disabled" checked="false"
> > accesskey="E"
> >
> oncommand="this.label=this.checked?'enabled':'disabled';foxyproxy.setEnabled(this.checked);"/>
>
> > button[checked="true"] {
> > color: red;
> > font-weight: bold;
> > }
>
> notice your css matches the attribute and your javascript
> matches the property. they may not (or are apparently not)
> in sync.
>
> could you try a
>
> <button label="what??"
> oncommand="alert(document.getElementById('enabledBtn').getAttribute('checked'))"/>
>
> too see if I'm right ?
>
> also notice the 'tristatebutton' is not completely done yet
> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=119628
> so you may have found an open bug
>
> $2c,
> *pike
>
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