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How can we put a conditional formula as a value of disabled attribute in a Salesforce lightning tag?
can we put a conditional formula as a value of disabled attribute in a lightning tag?
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Hi Yogesh,
Check this but i am not sure that it work:-
Disable: component.find("street").set("v.disabled", true); Enable: component.find("street").set("v.disabled", false);For more check the Url:-
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