disabled attribute causes nested elements to be disabled

[dbismut]

Let's say I want to show the tooltip only when the password is incorrect. invalidLogin is false by default, so the core-tooltip is disabled but then the paper-inputelement is also disabled!

<core-tooltip  flex label="Password is incorrect" position="right" disabled?="{{!invalidLogin}}" show>
  <paper-input-decorator label="Password" floatingLabel="true">
    <input id="password" is="core-input" type="password" value="{{password}}" />
  </paper-input-decorator>
</core-tooltip>

[ebidel]

Hmm that's strange. @morethanreal does the input stuff walk the dom tree at all to discover a disabled parent?

[morethanreal]

Looks like the cause is core-focusable, used by core-tooltip, adds pointer-events:none if it's disabled.