Public bug reported:
Laptop running Kubuntu Hardy with Apache2/PHP5/MySQL5 webserver.
PHP/HTML code developed and functional with Firefox 2 under Ubuntu Gutsy
with same server arrangement.
I have a submit button named "reset" that when clicked, the server
assigns php variable the text: disabled="disabled". Several <input>
controls have this variable embedded in the html code. The server
successfully makes the variable assignment; however, the inputs remain
fully functional (enabled) in firefox. When I right-click on the page
and view source, the html <input> code shows disabled="disabled" in the
appropriate spots.
Here is one instance of the exact php/html script:
echo "<input type=\"submit\" class=\"MDPbtn\" name=\"btnSngRecUpd\"
value=\"Update\" $btnSngRecUpd tabindex=\"4\"/>\n";
Here is the server output of this instance viewed as page source:
<input type="submit" class="MDPbtn" name="btnSngRecUpd"
value="Update" disabled="disabled" tabindex="4"/>
I double checked the XHTML specs to verify that disabled="disabled" is
not deprecated. The only substantial difference in my server/client
setup is Firefox 3 versus Firefox 2.
** Affects: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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disabled="disabled" on <input> non-functional
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/228042
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