<uif-dropdown> Element disabled for any value of disabled, true or false

[oviava]

<uif-dropdown ng-model="selectedElement" selected-title="Select Element" disabled={{false}}>

Expected behaviour - element should be enabled

Actual behaviour - element is disabled

I'm trying to dynamically control the status of the element but if the attribute disabled exists on the element it will always be disabled, regardless of value.

[andrewconnell]

Hmmm... @rolandoldengarm is this related to the other fixes you recently implemented for other directives? Is this something that affects all our directives?

[ghost]

No it's not related to the recent changes. Disabled is not a true/false attribute by default in HTML. Ng-disabled should do the trick, it adds /removes the disabled attribute based on the expression. For some reason that does not work.

https://jsfiddle.net/pvujzamh/

[oviava]

actually https://www.w3.org/TR/html5/forms.html#enabling-and-disabling-form-controls:-the-disabled-attribute

The disabled content attribute is a boolean attribute.

edit: ignore above, incorrect, left comment for posterity

and no, ng-disabled doesn't work either

[oviava]

actually .. I'll eat my own words :). still, would be nice to able to control disabled or not dynamically, there is really no point on setting disabled on an element without being able to dynamically change it

[ghost]

It's a valid bug. Ready for dev.