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  1. Sep 2nd, 2004, 02:41 PM #1
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    the disabled attribute in XHTML [resolved]

    I've used JS to change the disabled attribute quite a bit. I use disabled="disabled" to disable something and disabled="" to enable it. I found that MSDN says you should use true/false, but then this page on the W3C says you should use what I use for dissabling them. I tried setting disabled="" and disabled="false" and disabled="enabled". None of these were allowed by XHTML1.0 Strict or transitional. What's the right way of doing this? I realise that you can simple leave out the attribute, but when changing it wil JS what should you set it to?
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