Select tags are the most difficult to manage, all other fields are quite easy.
With selects, you'll face two major issues making it a little more complex: - get the label to show on the screen (yes, it seems easy, but try to manage option-collections, option-enumeration, simple options....) - dropdown menus loaded using an ajax request Actually I didn't find any simple solution. I just hide the dropdown, create a div and use javascript to copy the label from the selected option inside the div. "Erik Lumpkin" <[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de news: [email protected]... I didn't think to specifiy it before, but I ran into the issue with a 'select.' And those don't have a readonly attribute. But I get your point. Basically just don't use 'disabled' for checkboxes and selects. I suspect I'll just not use a select in the case where I would've disabled it. My coworker has suggested creating a tag file that we can pass the necessary params to and it can either render a bit of text with the value (simulating the disabled functionality) or a typical s:select. I haven't created it yet so I don't know if I'll hit any unexpected trouble, but it seems pretty doable. All our science, measured against reality, is primitive and childlike - and yet it is the most precious thing we have. - A. Einstein
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