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Disabling a DataTable only adds the "disabled" attribute and CSS class to the element, but doesn't actually disable interactions within the table.
Expected behavior
When disabling a DataTable, all interactions should be disabled, including column sorting, filtering, cell editing, checkbox selection model, etc. Disabling should also prevent tabbing into cells.
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The disabled attribute is supported by <button>, <command>, <fieldset>, <keygen>, <optgroup>, <option>, <select>, <textarea>, and <input>.
For a quick fix, I wrapped my datatable in a <fieldset> and disabled it instead. This prevented any child elements (other than form controls in a <legend>) receive focus. I also had to lay on top a 'before' psuedo element to prevent clicking and gray it out.
Disabling a DataTable only adds the "disabled" attribute and CSS class to the element, but doesn't actually disable interactions within the table.
Expected behavior
When disabling a DataTable, all interactions should be disabled, including column sorting, filtering, cell editing, checkbox selection model, etc. Disabling should also prevent tabbing into cells.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: