https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=124510

          Issue ID: 124510
        Issue Type: DEFECT
           Summary: controls are not working as expected if form or
                    bounded table is readonly
           Product: Base
           Version: OOo 3.4 Beta
          Hardware: All
                OS: All
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: normal
          Priority: P3
         Component: help
          Assignee: [email protected]
          Reporter: [email protected]

Created attachment 82973
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example with a readonly form

Look into the attached sample readonlycontrols.odb. In that is a little test
table (choicetest) and a form document with 2 separated froms connected to the
same table. The difference between the 2 forms is, that the first one is
writeable and you can insert or change data. The second one is readonly.

General problem:
list controls, check boxes and option buttons are disabled and not active. But
this controls should also active as the others to be able to select text or
perform a search at this fields after clicking into it.

Special problems with list boxes:
1.) actual value in the box is always coloured as selected.
2.) boxes have always a drop down selector or a scroll bar. If drop down is set
to off there is shown a scroll bar because there is no way to limit the view to
the actual value/entry only. But this is necessary because list boxes are the
only controls to show combined values as represented by "title & name".

Special problem with check boxes:
For 3-state check boxes the box can be empty (NO) or have a grey (NULL) or
black (YES) check. But because the box is greyed when readonly there is no
difference shown between NULL or YES. (See record 3 in the example.) So there
is a visual data loss.

(Set OOo 3.4 but it is validate for actual versions.)

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