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"Disabled" prop does not disable buttons as expected

See original GitHub issue

Not Working

When disabling a button or form via disabled, as documented, the inputs get disabled properly. The buttons however do not get disabled as expected. This applies to submit buttons in forms, as well as single buttons.

Working

When setting disabled="true" it is working as expected.

FormKit Vue Playground link:

https://formkit.link/38d955e9fa4f6841f48a5a5dec58d109

Issue Analytics

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Created a year ago
Comments:8 (8 by maintainers)

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luan-nk-nguyencommented, Aug 16, 2022

@dominikklein Ah yes so this bug report already exists: https://github.com/formkit/formkit/issues/236.

You can actually do this in the meantime: https://formkit.link/263d488b49df210f82dbd27149210e1b as mentioned in the issue.

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justin-schroedercommented, May 4, 2022

This one is a little clearer so I’m going to keep this one and close the other — but will target for beta.7

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