I'm working on a form application where the availability of some form
elements is conditional on the state of other checkboxes or radio buttons.
In IE I can just set the "disabled" state, but of course, Netscape doesn't
support that.

Does anyone have any pointers to a cross-browser method of conditionally
enabling form elements? One of my first thoughts was to try modifying the
form property on the elements. But that property is read-only. My current
line of thinking is to put the elements into a div, and dynamically
destroy/recreate the div as needed.

Does anyone know of a pre-existing Javascript library for form element
manipulation of this nature?

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Webmaster, AAA Cooper Transportation

use onmousedown handler and return false in there ...

heh you probably never got answer from anybody else here,
this NG is too MS-specific ...
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for buttons, checkboxes e.t.c.

use onmousedown handler and return false in there ...

heh you probably never got answer from anybody else here,
this NG is too MS-specific ...
MM anno MM

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