How to disable the controls

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Dim control As Object = Me.FindControl(ControlId)
       If (ValuStatus) Then
           If DbValue.ToUpper() = SelectedValue.ToUpper Then
               control.Style.Add("disabled", "true")

           Else
               control.Style.Add("disabled", "false")


           End If
       Else
           If DbValue.ToUpper <> SelectedValue.ToUpper Then
               control.Style.Add("disabled", "true")
           Else
               control.Style.Add("disabled", "false")
           End If
       End If

Posted 21-May-14 19:01pm

Annsree

Updated 21-May-14 21:58pm

Marco Bertschi

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Karen Mitchelle · Answer 1 · 2014-05-21T19:25:00

Solution 1

This is the simplest code on how to disable controls...

VB

TextBox1.Enabled=False

Posted 21-May-14 19:25pm

Karen Mitchelle

Updated 21-May-14 19:27pm

v2

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Marco Bertschi 22-May-14 3:59am

+5

Karen Mitchelle 22-May-14 21:03pm

thanks. :)

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 22-May-14 14:31pm

My 5!
We may also add - for pure educational purpose - that 'disabled' attribute is not for all elements and it's a 'valueless' attribute, that means when it presented it is on if not presented it is off...

Karen Mitchelle 22-May-14 21:05pm

Thanks.

Yeah, I totally agree. :)

ZurdoDev · Answer 2 · 2014-05-22T08:21:00

Solution 2

disabled is not a style, it is an attribute.

control.Attributes....

Posted 22-May-14 8:21am

ZurdoDev

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 22-May-14 14:29pm

And it not for every element...