IE 7 Bug?

For some reason

HTML: Select all

<option value="1" disabled="disabled">One</option>

Does not act as expected to in IE7. The option is selectable as well can be sent as a option that's not disabled. Fortunately my script already assumed that this was possible and does have protection against it, but its still annoying, is there a work around for this, (other then not showing the option?) Or am I out of luck?

If it's not an option, then dont show it...... best way!

Have you told M$ re the bug?

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You could go for <input type="hidden" value="1" /><p>One</p> Fake up borders, shading around the paragraph if you like so it looks like a disbaled field. But yes, report it to MS.

Well I want it shown because it tells you what you need to "unlock" it something like:
-One
-Two
-Three (Requires Two)

How would I go about reporting it to MS? I tried looking around their site but couldn't find anywhere to report bugs >.<

Edit: Looked into it further, aparently this is a bug with IE6 as well. It seems there is enough documentation that I think MS should be aware of the problem. So i'm not gonna bother reporting it /is lazy

Phoenix i guess you could use a loop to check if one and two have been ticked then echo the last one if the parameter is set.

Well with the php script that handles the form it does give a warning that states the option you selected is forbidden, I'll just have to make it a bit more informative about why its forbidden.