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I have a strongly-typed MVC View Control which is responsible for the UI where users can create and edit Client items. I'd like them to be able to define the ClientId on creation, but not edit, and this to be reflected in the UI. To this end, I have the following line: <%= Html.TextBox("Client.ClientId", ViewData.Model.ClientId, new { @readonly = (ViewData.Model.ClientId != null && ViewData.Model.ClientId.Length > 0 ? "readonly" : "false") } ) %> It seems that no matter what value I give the readonly attribute (even "false" and ""), Firefox and IE7 make the input read-only, which is annoyingly counter-intuitive. Is there a nice, ternary-operator-based way to drop the attribute completely if it is not required?
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