Sometimes you need to display disabled data in <Forms/> ?, then you must be doing
<input value="xxx" disabled/>Well, it is 100% correct way to do it.
But But But...
if you want to submit the data to backend? what you think is gonna happen?
You cannot submit disabled data.
yes, you read it right!
if you want to make a field "not editable" + send the data to the backend in <form/> submission,
you should use "read-only"
<input value="xxx" readonly="readonly"/>
or
<input value="xxx" readonly/>It won't show the disabled CSS by default, it display <input/> as the default behavior but you cannot edit anything there.
to put it briefly
readonly
will let you send data to the backend in FORM submission.
disabled
won't let you send data to the backend in FORM submission.