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Hi, I had a question in reguards to launches pages for a self-service application. Our situation is that we have three different ways a user can enter the application. It works as a kind of heiarchy where they are on either one of three levels, CLASS->SUBCLASS->CUSTOMER, where one class can have multiple subclasses, and one subclass can have multiple customers.
The dilemma that we are having is that we read these levels from a file and they are all displays, when we pass parms to the launch page we would like for the launch page to either hide or lock those listboxes so they cannot be changed.
We are thinking we need to code some javascript to validate the parms being passed so it know what it need to lock.
Does anyone know of any references I can be pointed to or any other ideas on how this can be accomplished? Thanks.
dev: WF 7.6.5 w/IIS + Tomcat
prod: WF 7.6.5 w/IIS + Tomcat
Posts: 153 | Location: Chicago, IL | Registered: February 24, 2006
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for or not, but you should be able to disable the listboxes with javascript. I'm using the following code to disable text inputs boxes:
document.getElementById('fldName').disabled=true;
If you need to enable the input later on, just set the disabled attribute to false.