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@NogDogNov 05.2007 — #If outputting XHTML, you must supply a value to the attribute:
In any case, it appears IE does not support this (no big surprise, eh?), though it worked fine for me in Firefox (no big surprise again). The only work-around I can see would be an onchange event added to the select item, calling a javascript function to determine if the selected option is supposed to be disabled, and if so then reverting the selection back to the previous value. However, this does not help if the user has JS disabled.
Of course, a much simpler solution would be to just omit any unwanted options completely. ?
List Box
Hi,
I have two tables data.
After querying it I have two results.
I should insert into one list box where data from table A i should color it in font black and another in red and disable it(from table ? into same list box.
I have to disable only names in list box.
[CODE]
<td align=”left”>
<select name=”cluster”>
<option value=”–” selected>–
<?
$clusters = clusterNames();
foreach($clusters as $c){
echo “<option value=”$c”>$c”;
}
?>
How can i do it
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@NogDogNov 05.2007 — #If outputting XHTML, you must supply a value to the attribute:<i>
</i><option value=1 disabled="disabled">
In any case, it appears IE does not support this (no big surprise, eh?), though it worked fine for me in Firefox (no big surprise again). The only work-around I can see would be an onchange event added to the select item, calling a javascript function to determine if the selected option is supposed to be disabled, and if so then reverting the selection back to the previous value. However, this does not help if the user has JS disabled.
Of course, a much simpler solution would be to just omit any unwanted options completely. ?