Question

I have HTML like this :

<li class="MostViewedProducts">
    <input class="MostViewedProductsi" type="checkbox" checked="checked"/>
    <span class="labels">Some Text</span>
    <a class="fancybox" href="#inline40" id="tozih"></a>
</li>

and some Jquery like this :

$('.MostViewedProductsi').attr('disabled', true);
var $form = $('*');

My Question is :

When I Disable the Class , the Jquery can’t read the element and pass it by GET or POST to the PHP file, and when I make the class -MostViewedProducts- read only , the user can still change the check box.

What solution can I use ?

Answer 1

This is by design of HTML – no disabled elements are passed in a GET or POST.

To remedy this you could remove the disabled attribute on submission of the form so that the elements’ value can be posted.