Browser compatibility issue

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$(ctrl).find('input,img,div[id*="Addxxx"]').attr('disabled', 'disabled');

this is not working in chrome

how to replace this to work in chrome

Posted 13-Jun-13 4:05am

syna syna

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joshrduncan2012 13-Jun-13 10:39am

"not working" means what? Are you getting any errors? Are you not getting the expected output? Please improve question and answer these questions.

syna syna 15-Jun-13 1:37am

Not working means I am unable to disable div,image and input controls in Chrome

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Jun-13 12:45pm

What is "ctrl"? What's "not working"?
—SA

syna syna 15-Jun-13 2:11am

ctrl is a "div"

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Jun-13 22:35pm

This is a whole problem: the div element is not a control. Disable some controls.
—SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Jun-13 12:47pm

What does it work with? If IE, it doesn't really count. :-)
Perform debugging on each step separately, a wrapper obtained by selector, then the result of find. Find out on which step it goes wrong.
—SA

syna syna 15-Jun-13 2:13am

I am unable to disable div which is placed in table td...I am not getting any exception

Brian A Stephens 13-Jun-13 15:25pm

Please also label your question correctly. "Browser compatibility issue" is very vague and there are at least 4 extra tags that aren't relevant (this has nothing to do with .NET or C#).

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