If a text field has focus, you type "blah blah blah" into it, and then click a button which asks for its string value and disables the text field, you get "blah blah blah" back.

If a text field has focus, you type "blah blah blah" into it, and then click a button which disables the text field first and then asks for its string value, you get an empty string...


I can make up some reasoning in my head for why that'd make sense, but it just doesn't sit well with me. If the text is *IN THE FIELD* before the field is disabled, then clearly it should be considered its string value. I can't imagine this being a bug simply because *somebody* would have noticed and fixed it by now, but I can't understand why this would be desirable behavior.



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Seth Willits




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