You can use JavaScript and the DOM to find a child input element within a parent element and check if it's disabled. Here's an example:
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In this example, we assume that the parent element has an id
of 'parent' and the child input element has an id
of 'childInput'. You can modify the selector to suit your specific use case. The disabled
property of an input element returns a boolean value indicating whether the element is enabled or disabled.
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