add how to disable forms

[zachary]

In the html guide it should tell us how to disable forms.You can easly do it. Make something like this: <input type="" vaue="" name="" maxlength="" disabled>

[Jack McKalling]

But it does, if you check the Xhtml tutorial, and go to the taglist reference, at the input page it will say that "disabled" as an attribute is allowed In Xhtml it actually needs to have a value though.http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_input.aspOr do you mean in an example?

Edited June 4, 2006 by Dan The Prof

[scott100]

I think it should be written like this:<input type="" vaue="" name="" maxlength="" disabled="disabled">

[Jack McKalling]

I think it should be written like this:<input type="" vaue="" name="" maxlength="" disabled="disabled" />

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

In Xhtml it actually needs to have a value though.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

So I said, Scott That is the syntax for Xhtml Edited June 5, 2006 by Dan The Prof

[zachary]

So I said, Scott  That is the syntax for Xhtml

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

It is there Never mind

[Skemcin]

technically, it should be written:

<input type="xxxxxx" vaue="xxxxxx" name="xxxxxx" maxlength="xx" disabled="disabled" />

(don't forget the trialing forward slash on tags that have no closing tag)

[Jack McKalling]

And in the end, we come to fully agreement that the correct syntax of the input element is... <input type="xx" value="xx" name="xx" maxlength="xx" disabled="disabled" />(there was an "L" missing in one of the attributes too)

Edited June 5, 2006 by Dan The Prof

[scott100]

And finally not forgetting id should be used.<input type="xx" value="xx" name="xx" id="xx" maxlength="xx" disabled="disabled" />In XHTML the name attribute is deprecated. Use id instead.Note: To interoperate with older browsers for a while, you should use both name and id, with identical attribute values.I think that covers everything