does <img tag has disable property

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Re: does <img tag has disable property

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Mar 19th, 2007

This might be a mozilla stuff. I have used it this way and it works. Did you try what MattEvans suggested?

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Originally Posted by rpjanaka

ya. i have already used the id property to access it, but still it is not working. i am using the Mozilla browser. so the way to access the image is as follow.

document.getElementById("add").disabled = true;

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Re: does <img tag has disable property

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Mar 23rd, 2007

Dude, you have the answer above already...the onClick parameter is ALWAYS going to run when clicked... this is NOT form input.... The input tag with type="image" is the CORRECT way to use an image as a button... if you don't do it correctly even when people tell you, then there is little we can do...

Now to do it your way, don't use disable, but hide the button all togther then it isn't being enabled... if they can't see it they can't click it, so your onClick won't be an issue...

OK, but I highly recomend using the proper method of input tag with type="image" parameter set.

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Re: does <img tag has disable property

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Mar 24th, 2007

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Originally Posted by rpjanaka

<img src="[href to image]" name="add" onclick="sendAdd();">

this is the way i am useing the image as a button.
is this possible to disable.....?

I don't think disabled works on an <img> as you have it. Why not just use javascript to check if you've disabled an image?

eg:

[HTML]onclick="if(!this.disabled)sendAdd();"[/HTML]

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