Enable/Disable/Readonly Methods Ignore Silent Parameter #289

Error Description

The enable(), disable(), and readonly() methods ignore the silent parameter that other state-changing methods accept, causing them to always trigger change events even when silent mode is requested.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a Bootstrap Toggle
2. Call enable(true), disable(true), or readonly(true) with silent parameter set to true
3. Observe that change events are still triggered

Expected Behavior

The enable(), disable(), and readonly() methods should respect the silent parameter and not trigger change events when silent is true.

Actual Behavior

These methods ignore the silent parameter and always trigger change events through the apply() method which defaults silent to false.

Severity

Moderate

Bootstrap 5 Toggle Version

5.3.0-rc1

Bootstrap version

5.3.8

Other

Analysis: The bug occurs because enable(), disable(), and readonly() methods call apply() without passing the silent parameter. In the Toggle class, these methods have fixed signatures without the silent parameter, while methods like on(), off(), toggle(), etc., accept it.

Correction: Add the silent parameter to the enable(), disable(), and readonly() method signatures and pass it to the apply() method:

enable(silent = false) {
    this.apply(ToggleActionType.ENABLE, silent);
}

disable(silent = false) {
    this.apply(ToggleActionType.DISABLE, silent);
}

readonly(silent = false) {
    this.apply(ToggleActionType.READONLY, silent);
}

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