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.attr ('disabled', 'disabled') or .attr ('disabled', true) to disable input

Both .attr('disabled', 'disabled')and .attr('disabled', true)are working in my code, but I'm just wondering: which of the two is more effective and / or which is increasingly being used? Is there any difference? Maybe in terms of performance?

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Irrelevant. But from jQuery1.6 + you should use$("input").prop('disabled', true);

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