[Javascript] Disabled property for input

[javascript@xxxxxxxxxx (Craig Gardner)]

So if I were to use "document.form.input.disabled = true;" it will work
in
internet explorer?  This form will be used internally, so I don't need
to
worry about compatibility.

Thanks,
Craig

| -----Original Message-----
| From: Peter Brunone [mailto:peter@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
| Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 9:39 AM
| To: javascript@xxxxxxxxxx
| Subject: Re: [Javascript] Disabled property for input
| 
| 
| Craig,
| 
|     You only have the disabled option in Internet Explorer.  
| A slightly more universal solution (works for Netscape, 
| anyway) is to change the background color style attribute and 
| use the onFocus() event handler to set
| window.focus() (or focus on whatever else you like to get 
| emphasis off the input field).
| 
| -Peter
| 
| ----- Original Message -----
| From: "Craig Gardner" <CGardner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
| 
| 
| | I'm trying to set up a field that is disabled/enabled 
| depending on the 
| | value of another field, but I can't seem to find a disabled/enabled 
| | property for
| | the fields.  Is there one?  Or do I have to go about this in another
| | way?
| |
| | Thanks,
| | Craig
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