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4 November 2012Chris Owens

Remove Disabled Attribute - Twitter Bootstrap

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Hey everyone,

I was using Bootstrap’s disabled attribute today and just needed a way to remove it. Once again, jQuery has a quick and easy way to do this:

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

There’s a whole heap of documentation on the jQuery site: http://api.jquery.com/removeAttr/

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