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Randy
I hope somebody can make a hero out of me before tomorrow! Let's say I
have a web page with a couple of textboxes, checkboxes, radio buttons,
etc. User fills in some data, clicks submit, and off it goes. Tomorrow,
someone else retrieves that page with the data. I want the second user
to see what looks like the same page, with the data now filled in, but
with the data fields locked so that they can't be edited. I remember
the old VB 6 Windows Form controls enable property would enable
editing. The enable property on a web control, however, has a whole
'nuther use. I already have a control that allows me to identify the
specific controls I want to lock (and later unlock under certain
circumstances), but I have no clue how to actually do the locking.
Can somebody offer a hint?
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Randy
have a web page with a couple of textboxes, checkboxes, radio buttons,
etc. User fills in some data, clicks submit, and off it goes. Tomorrow,
someone else retrieves that page with the data. I want the second user
to see what looks like the same page, with the data now filled in, but
with the data fields locked so that they can't be edited. I remember
the old VB 6 Windows Form controls enable property would enable
editing. The enable property on a web control, however, has a whole
'nuther use. I already have a control that allows me to identify the
specific controls I want to lock (and later unlock under certain
circumstances), but I have no clue how to actually do the locking.
Can somebody offer a hint?
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Randy