disable part of function

zeberrun

<?php echo tep_draw_button(IMAGE_BUTTON_CONTINUE, 'triangle-1-e ', null, 'primary'); ?> how can i make disable continue button in first load of page

Emma

Can't tell without knowing what the tep_draw_button function actually does.

zeberrun

the button must come disabled but active. if the customer checks the sales agreement box, the continue button is actived with java. after the page loaded, java code works perfect. button is active when check the box, disable uncheck the box. in old code it was disabled in first load of page like below.

<?php echo TITLE_CONTINUE_CHECKOUT_PROCEDURE . '</b><br>' . TEXT_CONTINUE_CHECKOUT_PROCEDURE; ?></td>
<td class="main" align="right"><input type="Submit" value="<? echo IMAGE_BUTTON_CHECKOUT; ?>" disabled>

in new code it is written by function below.

// Output a jQuery UI Button
function tep_draw_button($title = null, $icon = null, $link = null, $priority = null, $params = null) {
static $button_counter = 1;

$types = array('submit', 'button', 'reset');

if ( !isset($params['type']) ) {
  $params['type'] = 'submit';
}

if ( !in_array($params['type'], $types) ) {
  $params['type'] = 'submit';
}

if ( ($params['type'] == 'submit') && isset($link) ) {
  $params['type'] = 'button';
}

if (!isset($priority)) {
  $priority = 'secondary';
}
$button = tep_draw_button_top();
$button .= '<span class="tdbLink">';

thanks for your help

jgetner

i dont think php is the solution for this task but better fitted would be javascript one a js framework and use it's selectors to enaable the button or dissable the button.

zeberrun

i have been sarching still can not find correct one, one of the suggestion is below,
i would like to learn your idea.

this works in some manners, i mean the disable works but buttons value which is written on (continue) strange. it seems buttons value "continue" is written twice. i mean like to button together in same window.

<?php echo tep_draw_button(IMAGE_BUTTON_CONTINUE, 'triangle-1-e ', null, 'primary', array('disabled' => 'true')); ?>

in html_out.php

i added
if ( isset($params['disabled']) && $params['disabled'] == 'true') {
$args[] = 'disabled: true';
}

before

if (empty($title)) {
$args[] = 'text:false';
}

the answerer is written like this but i do not understand
i mean button is described disabled and this makes button able and disable i think i do not need this.

and for a <a> link button :

suggestions are welcome