how to enable/disable controls based on conditions through javascript

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hi,
i have problems with disabling and enabling controls..

1.i have page in that i have some user controls directly on the page..
2.i have a wizard control on the same page as well..each wizard step contains a user control.
i have to make the wizard steps to be readonly..user can navigate through next and privious steps..but not be able to edit..

i have used one javascript function as below..but the problem is that it is disabling all the controls on the page..i m not able to navigate to next or previous steps..

function DisableControls() {
$("form :input").attr("disabled", "disabled");
};

plz help me...
one more thing i need to make only wizard control as readonly not other user controls that are directly placed on page

thanks in advance...

Posted 6-Nov-12 21:01pm

vinod kumar from bangalore

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n.podbielski · Answer 1 · 2012-11-06T23:27:00

Solution 1

Then just enable those 2 controls, after that. Or change selector.
Use

HTML

control.ClientId

To obtain control id on the client side and then use it Jquery selector.
But that is not elegant since you mixing server tags and javascript.
Cant you acomplish that trough server events?

Posted 6-Nov-12 23:27pm

n.podbielski

NAPorwal(8015059) · Answer 2 · 2012-11-06T23:59:00

Solution 2

C#

function DisableControls() {
$("form :input").attr("disabled", "disabled");
};

Here replace -> $("form:input") with $("#Id_of_Input")

like
$("#Id_of_Input").attr("disabled", "disabled");

Posted 6-Nov-12 23:59pm

NAPorwal(8015059)