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How to disable element
See original GitHub issueI want to disable changing on the some pages. How I can disable ng-select?
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For anyone who searching for this, ng-select have property readonly, you can use it like disabled a property.
[readonly]="condition"probably your are missing
ngModelorformControlName, sincedisabledis not part ofng-select.