Closed flo-png closed 1 month ago
Hallo, the selectOneMenu do no has an attribute contentDisabled, so it do not support it
Hello geopossachs ,
thanks for your reply. Iam confused about the tag "couldnt reproduce" and the add to v1.6.0 milestone at the same time.
Will this be adressed in v1.6.0 or must i change the usage of contentDisabled to disable the content of
Would the attribute disabled work for
Looking forward to you reply. Regards
hallo @flo-png,
i would like to label each new issue with a version to handle each issue in the project via the version tags. regardless of whether we solve it or not.
the component selectOneMenu do not support contentDisabled, this is not the same like ignore https://showcase.bootsfaces.pecer.de/BootsFacesWeb//forms/selectOneMenu.jsf#reference_section
if a component ignores something, then it sounds like a bug, for example if you enable option A the functionality B do not work like expected.
what exactly is your wish? what do you expect from the component?
what exactly is your wish? what do you expect from the component?
I see the select2 attribute as an option of
At the moment this works for components like InputText, Button and even for the SelectOneMenu when select2="false". When i understand contentDisabled correctly, it allows to disable complete component trees if needed.
My workaround is to do not render the
the component selectOneMenu do not support contentDisabled, I know that, but i talk about parent components which sould reflect the disabling to the child components. See my sample: <b:row contentDisabled="#{selectMenuIssueExample.contentDisabled}"
Hope the issue got clear now.
Regards
I'm afraid development of BootsFaces has slowed down considerably. We'll never manage to address this issue. Let's close it.
Hello together,
it seems that b:selectOneMenu ignores contentDisabled when select2="true" is set. I prepared the sample down below so you can verify it.
Thanks in advance. Regards flo-png
Version: BootsFaces-OSP-default-1.4.2 Server: tomcat-9.0.36
Sample:
Java Bean: