XMLForm and textbox: how to protect

[Sy...@swisscom.com]

Hello,

In XMLForm, is it possible to protect the default value in a textbox against the user changes.
I want to display the field in the form (with the default value) but it shouldn't be possible to change the value of it.

Any idea?
Thank you
Sylvain

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Re: XMLForm and textbox: how to protect

[Mohamed El-Refaey <m....@imkenberg.de>]

Hallo Sylvain

I think the property of textbox to be uneditable by the user is not 
supported in the  XMLForm ...
But  u can  --->  only make a getter method for this field without a 
setter method in the model bean ... so if the user tried to change the 
text box value actually it will not changed  .
But ofcourse it is aw orkaround solution not optimal  one

OR u can use that value as <xf:output>  label not a text box .

Hope it will help

Mohamed

Sylvain.Thevoz@swisscom.com wrote:

>Hello,
>
>In XMLForm, is it possible to protect the default value in a textbox against the user changes.
>I want to display the field in the form (with the default value) but it shouldn't be possible to change the value of it.
>
>Any idea?
>Thank you
>Sylvain
>
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