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Making field in Confiform Readonly

Jasper_hjuqxz

Hi,

I created a Confiform on confluence and am trying to make one of my fields readonly. The field, Response, is currently being used to display a result when other fields are populated. The problem is that users are able to select from the stored results which is not really good.

Accepted answers

Alex Medved _ConfiForms_

You can make the field hidden, you can choose the type as read-only... you can set edit/view permissions on the field, so certain user groups can only modify or view the field

Pick the option what fits best your requirements!

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Alex Medved _ConfiForms_

You can make the field hidden, you can choose the type as read-only... you can set edit/view permissions on the field, so certain user groups can only modify or view the field

Pick the option what fits best your requirements!

Jnr

is it possible to save readonly values in the form?

Alex Medved _ConfiForms_

No, readonly values are not submitted.. what do you want to save there?

The value is READONLY... Logically, there is nothing to save

Jnr

readonly value, which was received from webservice

Marius Laukaitis

Hi,

So, how it should work in general? My example:

I have empty "Text" field. There is one rule, which sets value to this empty field depending on value from other field. Second rule checks when this "Text" field becomes not empty and sets field read-only to preserve value. When entry is created, "Text" field value is not saved.

Alex Medved _ConfiForms_

Use "Readonly" field type for your "dependent" field, instead of setting it read-only via ConfiForms Field Definition Rule

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