Symptom
Using :fn/enabled in a query doesn't correctly return enabled and disabled elements.
Expected behavior
Should act as the opposite of :fn/disabled.
Diagnosis
The code creates an XPath expression of [@enabled=true()] or [@enabled=false()]. Neither of these is effective because the DOM only includes an attribute named disabled; it does not have an attribute named enabled. Thus, we have to search for disabled with the opposite boolean flag (e.g., [@enabled=true()] must be turned into [@disabled=false()]).
Version 1.1.41
Platform All
Symptom Using
:fn/enabledin aquerydoesn't correctly return enabled and disabled elements.Expected behavior Should act as the opposite of
:fn/disabled.Diagnosis The code creates an XPath expression of
[@enabled=true()]or[@enabled=false()]. Neither of these is effective because the DOM only includes an attribute nameddisabled; it does not have an attribute namedenabled. Thus, we have to search fordisabledwith the opposite boolean flag (e.g.,[@enabled=true()]must be turned into[@disabled=false()]).Action I'll submit a PR.