Is there any support for what W3C calls boolean attributes? (Boolean
attributes are those that shouldn't have an assigned value, they're just
there or not there.)
I need to enable and disable form components in subsequent requests and
I'm having a hard time with AttributeModifier. It insists on giving
attributes a value, so I have it put in "TRUE" and it outputs
'disabled="TRUE"'. That's not really correct but it works.
I overrode AttributeModifier's isEnabled() method to return false when I
do want the components enabled, but in that case it outputs
'disabled="disabled"'. That doesn't seem right, since the modifier is
disabled and the attribute isn't in the template. Luckily though, the
weird markup actually works as hoped in IE and Firefox.
Could AttributeModifier be a little smarter and handle boolean
attributes? I'd rather not be spewing out this nutty HTML if I can help
it, but I'd hate to have to subclass each kind of form component just
for this.
Nathan
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