Disable:
$("#submit-button").attr("disabled", true);Re-enable:
$("#submit-button").removeAttr("disabled");Disable:
$("#submit-button").attr("disabled", true);Re-enable:
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You can also use the
.prop()function.A simple
$("#submit-button").prop('disabled', true);
$("#submit-button").prop('disabled', false);
will also do then.
.prop does not work in IE
Yes Its Not Workin On Internate Explorer
Which version? I am using it in this tutorial jquery disable button and it is working fine in IE9, do you mean earlier versions, I didn’t know this.
Thanks!
yeahh…
Not working in IE 11 also
Use
$(“#submit-button”).prop(“disabled”, true);
$(“#submit-button”).is(‘disabled’, true);
$(“#submit-button”).is(‘disabled’, false);