Вопрос

I'm trying to use a button to turn on and off the .selectable behaviour for a div on my page. I can do this using these commands:

$('#selectable').selectable({disabled: true})

or

$('#selectable').selectable("option", "disabled", true)

The functionality works as intended, but the only problem is that it grays out the entire element that was selectable. Enabling selectability removes the grayed-out look, but every time i disable the selectable it grays out.

Does anyone know how to disable selectability as an attribute without graying out the whole element?

Это было полезно?

Решение

How about just destroying the selectable $( "#selectable" ).selectable( "destroy" ); and when you need it back $( "#selectable" ).selectable();

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