Making a button disabled using JavaScript in Chrome.

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Using this code in IE works.

document.getElementById(buttonID).disabled = true;
document.getElementById(buttonID).style.display = 'block'

But in CHROME

document.getElementById(buttonID).disabled = true;

Doesn't work.

Anyone know how to make a button disabled in Chrome?

Posted 16-Feb-13 15:05pm

GreenKhan

Updated 16-Feb-13 15:14pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Feb-13 22:21pm

How did you see that it is no disabled? Could you show a complete code sample?
Of course, documentation says this property is supported by Chrome.
—SA

GreenKhan 16-Feb-13 22:28pm

Like I said, it JUST works, I didnt have to do anything. BASICALLY in IE the mouse POINTER changes its appearance so its easy to tell when the button is disabled, but in CHROME the mouse pointer didnt change (even though the button had been disabled) After clicking on it again it didnt do anything more than it was suppose to do, so I knew it was working.

Avik Ghosh22 16-Feb-13 23:47pm

use Button1.Enabled = false; in cs page... it works every where...

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GreenKhan · Answer 1 · 2013-02-16T15:50:00

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Well it appears that it DOES disable, BUT the pointer JUST doesnt change. Any idea how to change the pointer to not look like the button is clickable?

Posted 16-Feb-13 15:50pm

GreenKhan