Edit: TLDR: How can I add data-* attributes to dcc components? (Thanks to @jcuypers below I realised I am not misusing data-*!)
I’m looking to essentially make a page ‘read only’, and currently I’m manually marking each ‘input’ (dropdown etc) as ‘disabled’. I’ve written a simple helper that loops through all children of ‘layout’ and if they have a ‘disabled’ attribute, set it as True.
However I need, sometimes to skip marking it as disabled. It would be great if I could add a custom ‘skipDisabled’ attribute to any element, look for that, and then don’t set disabled=True.
Is there any way to achieve this? The closest I’ve come is setting “data-dont-disable” on ‘html’ components (but dcc doesnt like data-*).
Apologies, I should have used accurate language! “It doesn’t support”:
TypeError: The dcc.Input component (version 2.9.3) with the ID “the_component_id” received an unexpected keyword argument: data-dont-disable
Allowed arguments: autoComplete, autoFocus,…etc
Yeah I’m actually using data-* labels elsewhere, which is why I knew about them in this work-around, but it’s a bit more cumbersome as I have to ‘wrap’ dcc components in a html.
You actually made me realise I’m not misusing data-*, thanks! Post updated to clarify my question.