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Thanks, but I read those already. Did you? I am not convinced: because on the linked page setDisabled is documented as a method that takes no arguments: "setDisabled (none) Will set the slider to the disabled state (disabled = true)" So: $('slider').setDisabled()- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I did read it but I didn't know how to impliment it, I'm not a Javascript guy yet so that's why I'm asking the questions. I tried: onChange:function(v){ onChange(v) $('slider').setDisabled() } But it didn't work. |
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