Could you point how to disable all the combobox of a modal view at the same time?

$('#view select.dropdown').attr('disabled', false);

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This will only act on <select> with class "dropdown"

<div id="view">
  <select class="dropdown"></select> <!--YES -->
  <select></select> <!-- No -->
</div>

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Could you sugest somtehing these cases:

<span class="select">          
	<select id="fk_seguradora" name="fk_seguradora">                 
		<option value="" selected="selected">...Cliente Corporativo...</option>
		<option value="1">XXXXX</option>
		<option value="2">YYYYY</option>
		<option value="3">ZZZZZ</option>
	</select>
</span>


 <div class="col-xs-8 mb15">
	<label for="fk_nome_produto" class="field-label text-muted mb10">Nome do Produto</label>
	<label for="fk_nome_produto" class="validar field select">
		<?php echo $fk_nome_produto;?>
		<i class="arrow double"></i>
	</label>
</div>

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No points for this please, but there is a thing called semantic markup.  It refers to the use of meaningful and intentional names for data elements.  If you name a <span> with a meaningless word like "select" you're violating the concepts of semantics, and this leads to confusion when other people (or you, if you come back to this work a few days later) try to understand your intent.  A better practice is to think about the meaning of each data element in the browser viewport.  Give meaningful names to these data elements, and it will help you organize your thinking about the user-experience you're trying to produce.

Yes, for disable.

Runs perfectly.

Thank you!

@Ray

Thanks for advice.
I can sugest to adopt another more adequated word.

You are welcome.