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With this change each element that contains the `data-disable-with` attribute can provides an attribute called `data-disable-class` which would be a string of classes to be added to the element after the element disabled. For example using this feature it would be possible to pass `disabled` css class to a bootstrap button.
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Thank you for the pull request but I don't think it is something useful for a lot of applications. You can define your own functions in your application enabling the behavior your want. |
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ok thanks |
With this change each element that contains the
data-disable-withattribute can provides an attribute called
data-disable-classwhich would be a string of classes to be added to the element
after the element disabled. For example using this feature it
would be possible to pass
disabledcss class to a bootstrap button.