Fritz Trapper wrote:
> I want to use form template to render data for show.
Generally not a good idea from a UI point of view. Just use plain text
for display, unless you want to allow editing.
>
> My idea is, to readonly/disable formelements. This works fine, except
> with selects. The following three variants of render code do not emit
> the keyword disabled to the html text:
>
> f.select :attr, @choices, :include_blank => true,
> :disabled => !...@condition
> f.select :attr, @choices, {:include_blank => true},
> :disabled => !...@condition
> f.select :attr, @choices, {:include_blank => true},
> {:disabled => !...@condition}
>
> Writing readonly instead if disabled (which seems to be undefined for
> select) also doesn't have any effects.
>
> What is going wrong?
Are you sure !...@condition is true when you expect it to be?
Best,
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