Hi Daniel,

I can replicate your issue in here. I will report this to our developer team and I will let you know any feedback from our developer team regarding this issue.

Regards,
Bernard

Hi Bernard,

Has there been any feedback from the development team?

Regards

Hi Daniel,

Regarding to this work item, this work item still on progress in developer work task. I will let you know if there are hotfix to fix this issue from our developer team. I also have put this issue as critical issue so they will fix this issue as soon as possible. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Bernard

Hi, we have the same problem, so after some digging I come with this workaround (not perfect but at least combo is "disabled"). If you still need it - 

style

 .WC4-TB-N:disabled{        color:gray;
    }

 and some javascript on every page (in our base .js file)

$(function () {
            var orig_ShowResultBox = WC40Engine.ShowResultBox;
            WC40Engine.ShowResultBox = function (a, b, c) {
                if (a.TextObj.disabled)
                    return;

                orig_ShowResultBox(a, b, c);
            }


            WC40Engine.OnMouseOver = function (a) {
                if (!a.IsTextObjFocused && !a.IsInOver) {
                  
                    /*
                    !!! this is not working on DIV element !!!
                    if (IS.moz && a.FrameObj.getAttribute("disabled") == "disabled") {
                        return
                    }*/

                    if (a.TextObj.disabled) {
                        return;
                    }
                    a.LayoutSettings.FrameStyle.SetToOver();
                    a.LayoutSettings.TextBoxStyle.SetToOver();
                    a.LayoutSettings.DropDownStyle.SetToOver();
                    if (a.LayoutSettings.RoundCorner) {
                        WC40Engine.FormatRoundCorner(a)
                    }
                    if (a.LayoutSettings.EnableAnimation) {
                        WC40Engine.AnimateBackground(a, "Display")
                    }
                    if (a.HasTextBoxBorder) {
                        WC40Engine.SetupSpecialTextBoxBorder(a)
                    }
                    a.IsInOver = true
                }
            };


        });

I am running the webcombo version 6.0.7200 and this is still an issue.  There is no reason for a small problem like this to continue for over a year.  Can we get a fix quickly please.

The problem, can't disable WebCombo in Chrome, was filed under ASPNET-40. I will inform this to WebCombo development team and update this thread with any news I heard from the team regarding ASPNET-40.