<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Disabling a button prevents users from clicking it prematurely, providing a visual cue that it's not ready for use.</li><li>In HTML, a button can be disabled by adding the disabled attribute.</li><li>jQuery allows dynamic disabling of buttons based on user actions.</li><li>Ensure jQuery is loaded on the page before using it.</li><li>To disable a button using jQuery, use $('#myButton').prop('disabled', true);</li><li>To enable the button again, use $('#myButton').prop('disabled', false);</li><li>A real-life example involves disabling a submit button on form submission to prevent double submissions.</li><li>Another example is keeping a button disabled until a required field is filled out.</li><li>By utilizing these jQuery techniques, button states can be effectively managed to improve user experience and prevent unintended interactions on web pages.</li></ul>

How to Disable a Button with jQuery

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