According to jQuery's FAQ you could use $('#x'). Attr('disabled', false); //or $("#x"). RemoveAttr('disabled'); Take note though your .
Parent("tr") is probably not the best idea as it could be ambiguous. Be more specific (give classes or something).
Tried this but its not working $(this).parent(). Children(". Ed:input").
Attr('disabled', false); I am a complete beginner with jquery so I really don't understand how the parent() and children() work – Tommy Arnold Jan 15 at 18:54 I had a look at your simplified question. Have a look at the jQuery examples and documentation. If you spend some time with it you'll quickly figure it out.
– j3frea Jan 17 at 8:55.
Simplified question with answer is here set attr of inputs on this row in case anyone else has this issue.
Simplified question with answer is here stackoverflow. Com/questions/4701604/… in case anyone else has this issue – Tommy Arnold Jan 15 at 19:35.
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