Sometimes in vue, you may want to add attributes to an element like using jq, such as
$('#select1').attr('disabled','disabled')
This method can also be implemented, but if you can use vue in vue, try not to use jq
Use the vue method to add properties like this:
<select v-model='issues' class="ui dropdown t-select-list" :disabled='isDisabled'> <option></option> </selected>
Disabled is a native attribute of form elements. You can directly use the syntax of property binding:disabled to bind. Then add a condition to control the dynamic addition and deletion of this attribute, such as:
watch:{ issueDatas(){ if(==5){ =true; } } }
When the state is 5, select can be read-only
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