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Non-native selects that are disabled by default become native when enabled progammatically, while if they are not disabled by default, then disabled programmatically and enabled again, they remain non-native.
@johnbender If you look at my jsfiddle, now something really strange happens: press the button to enable the second select (the non-native), then press the select. The options appear but with a dark grey layer and it is not possible to choose an option. I am on the iPad with iOS 4.3.3
I have the feeling the select gets enabled and keeps its non-native 'status' but it looks like the options aren't enabled. Would it be simply a matter of enabling the select and its children?
Non-native selects that are disabled by default become native when enabled progammatically, while if they are not disabled by default, then disabled programmatically and enabled again, they remain non-native.
I have created the jsfiddle below to illustrate:
http://jsfiddle.net/4BBBb/31/
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