$('#xxoo').removeAttr('disabled');

[Jimmy]

Today I meet a problem in jQuery Library 1.6.2. The function removeAttr('disabled') does not work. Follow me and I will show how I find it.

1. I make a button in the HTML page,and make is attribute disabled='disabled'
2. I use the function: $('#xxoo').removeAttr('disabled')
3. Then I find that, this button can trigger its function, but the appearance of the button looks like a button with the disabled='disable'
4. Last I use the JavaScript phrase. I find the button normal.

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[addyosmani]

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[dmethvin]

Duplicate of #9719.

[diopralinato]

if you are using jquery 1.6+, you must use this:

$('#xxoo').prop('disabled',false);

[timmywil]

1.6.1+ allows the use of attr again, but prop is recommended.