[tbloomfieldParticipant]

I found the solution. A second line of code is required.

$("#jqxMenu").jqxMenu('disable', 'item', true);
$('#item').click(function (e) {e.preventDefault();});

Thank you,
Tom

[tbloomfieldParticipant]

I apologize about the previous post — it did not display correctly. The problem I found is that when the href refers to a URL, clicking on the disabled menu item will take the user to the URL, even though the menu item is disabled.
Thank you
Tom

[tbloomfieldParticipant]

Hello, the code recommended above doesn’t seem to work completely.
jquery code:
$(“#jqxMenu”).jqxMenu(‘disable’, ‘item’, true);
HTML code:
<li id=”item”>Rich Internet applications

It correctly applies the disabled style and doesn’t show submenus. That’s good. But, if the href is replaced with a URL , then clicking on the disabled menu item will actually go to the specified URL.

Any fixes for this?
Thank you,
Tom

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