Disabled field does not pass on it's value.

[Brian Jamieson，修改在12 年前。]

Hi,

I have a process that updates a visible, but disabled field programmatically. When the form is submitted, the new value is not persisted.
Has anyone else seen this behaviour ?

<aui:input name="entryRecoveryNote" id="entryRecoveryNote" size="45" value="<%= phoneBook.getEntryRecoveryNote() %>" disabled="true" style="color:red;" />

document.getElementById("<portlet:namespace />entryRecoveryNote").value = "Blah Blah Blah"

I think I'll change it to be something like demo.append('<div>You clicked ' + this.get('label')+'</div>'); but the behaviour is not what I expected.

[Hitoshi Ozawa，修改在12 年前。]

I think you really want to make it a "readonly" field instead of "disabled. Unfortunately, I don't think aui supports "readonly".
Maybe, create an improvement request in the LPS?

[Tejas Patel，修改在11 年前。]

Brian Jamieson:

Hi,

I have a process that updates a visible, but disabled field programmatically. When the form is submitted, the new value is not persisted.
Has anyone else seen this behaviour ?

<aui:input name="entryRecoveryNote" id="entryRecoveryNote" size="45" value="<%= phoneBook.getEntryRecoveryNote() %>" disabled="true" style="color:red;" />

document.getElementById("<portlet:namespace />entryRecoveryNote").value = "Blah Blah Blah"

I think I'll change it to be something like demo.append('<div>You clicked ' + this.get('label')+'</div>'); but the behaviour is not what I expected.

You have to check that if the value you get is null or blank then do not change it.
ex
IN JSP page

<aui:input label="xyz" name="xyz" type="text" value="xyz" disabled="true" />

And in Controller (JAVA)

String str = ParamUtil.getString(actionRequest, "xyz", "");
if (!(str.equals("")))
        {
            //set new value here
        }else{
           //leave old value as is
}