Getting unset disabled option on button widget returns jQuery object, not default value

[mikemccaughan]

I need to determine whether a button is disabled or not. I assumed that calling the option method would do it:

var disabled = $('.button').button('option', 'disabled');
if (disabled) { ... }

When run against a button which was initialized without the disabled option set, it returns the $('.button') result, rather than the default false as I expected.

See also  http://jsfiddle.net/HNAf7/3/.

[mikemccaughan]

The workaround is obviously to check for a Boolean true, but it still seems somewhat confusing, especially given using the same format for the text option does return its Boolean default value.

[Scott González]

Button: Properly handle disabled option on init. Fixes #8028 - Getting unset disabled option on button widget returns jQuery object, not default value.

Changeset: 3a1031e58b717b042d39dcccfdbe1d293cdbecf1

[Scott González]

Button: Properly handle disabled option on init. Fixes #8028 - Getting unset disabled option on button widget returns jQuery object, not default value. (cherry picked from commit 3a1031e58b717b042d39dcccfdbe1d293cdbecf1)

Conflicts:

ui/jquery.ui.button.js

Changeset: f7f13b5949cd59f4e3f70c315d4e18f9662281ad