Css not working for textbox enabled = false

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Dear all,

When I set my textbox.Enabled = false; it lose all style from css.

But I can set textbox.Readonly = true, and style from css works well.

How can I set style from css for disabled textbox?

Thanks very much.

Posted 27-Sep-12 17:50pm

clover4leaves

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-Sep-12 23:52pm

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Thanks very much,

It works well for txtClass:readonly.
But it doesn't work for txtClass:disabled.
I tried txtClass[disabled] but it doesn't work too.

Posted 28-Sep-12 3:02am

clover4leaves

Solution 1

Hi,

You need to specify the styles for disabled text box explicitly as follows:

Suppose the css class of your textbox is txtClass and it has background color : yellow.

Then these will be the classes you need to put in style sheet:

CSS

.txtClass 
{
 background-color:yellow;
}

.txtClass :disabled
{
 background-color:yellow;
}

Posted 27-Sep-12 18:30pm

Er. Gayatri

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clover4leaves · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-28T12:49:00

Solution 4

Thanks all, I found the solution to do it.
There are no CSS style apply when I set Enabled=false.
But when I set disabled=true, it works well.
Exampe

<textbox txttest="" class="test" disabled="true"></textbox>

Posted 28-Sep-12 12:49pm

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