Gary,
"only access through the midtier"... and ... "v7.1" <--- then I think
the answer is it can be done. (Well, what I have works, but it is not
pretty.)
I looked at the at the CSS for the Mid-tier's Date field and I notice
that BMC choose to not give good identifiers for these parts, so I
found a solution that works for FireFox. I assume it might work for
other browsers too. ( Maybe someone can add to this CSS and help us
make it work for all browsers, and maybe solve the remainder of the
problem too?)
Here is what I did:
Add the following to this file (.../mid-tier/resources/standard/stylesheets):
"
DIVPopupBody, input[type="checkbox"], input[value="BC"]{
display:none;
}
"
That appears to hide the actual check box for the "BC" setting from
the user. It however does not hide the "text" that also appears next
to the check box. ( I could not find a good way to reference that td
element. Maybe someone else can help.)
Note: I did not test this CSS beyond the date pop-up. I am not the
most advanced CSS person out there. You may have undesired effects by
adding the above CSS, but it worked for me in my limited testing. I
did however, have to flush my browser cache to force the browser to
see the updated CSS files. ( YMMV )
HTH.
--
Carey Matthew Black
BMC Remedy AR System Skilled Professional (BRSP)
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On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 9:30 AM, Shoemaker, Gary <[email protected]> wrote:
> **
> I have an application that is only access through the midtier that has a
> date field. When you click the expand box a calendar displays with the
> month. On the expand box it has a check box label B.C. I have a request to
> disable or hide that feature. Is there a way to remove the BC check box?
>
> Gary Shoemaker
> Sandia National Laboratories
> Remedy Skilled Professional 7.1
> ITIL V3
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