Who can help me.
When loading data to a mvc view, i'll load the value of the checkbox, but if true, i'll need to disable 2 textbox fields.
Code is a piece of my for loop
@Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Items[i].StartIntervalTime,
"
{0:HH:mm}"
,
new
{
Value = Model.Items[i].Available ?
"
"
: Model.Items[i].StartIntervalTime.ToString(
"
HH:mm"
),
id =
"
startTime"
+ i
<span>untill
</
span
>
@Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Items[i].EndIntervalTime,
"
{0:HH:mm}"
,
new
{
Value = Model.Items[i].Available ?
"
"
: Model.Items[i].EndIntervalTime.ToString(
"
HH:mm"
),
id =
"
endTime"
+ i
@Html.CheckBoxFor(m => m.Items[i].Available,
new
{ id = i, @class =
"
closedallday"
})
I've tried, in the textbox tag, with "disabled" like i did with "value", but disabled will always disables the textbox even without a value. So..
Disabled = Model.Items[i].Available ?
"
disabled"
:
"
"
,
I need a real working solution.
Thank you Dinand
Input tag's disabled attribute is one of the rare 'valueless' attributes...It means that it's value is irrelevant, as long as the attribute presented it will render the input tag disabled...
All these have the same effect:
<
input
type
="
text"
name
="
name"
disabled
/
>
<
input
type
="
text"
name
="
name"
disabled
="
true"
/
>
<
input
type
="
text"
name
="
name"
disabled
="
disabled"
/
>
You may introduce an if statement around your textbox and render once with disabled and once without...
if
(Model.Items[i].Available)
@Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Items[i].StartIntervalTime,
"
{0:HH:mm}"
,
new
{ disabled=
"
disabled"
})
@Html.TextBoxFor(m => m.Items[i].StartIntervalTime,
"
{0:HH:mm}"
)
No heartbeating solution, double code... but working and solves the problem..Thanx
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