Thank you for the info. Your method really disable the input, but
after validation of the form it says that this field has no property
like it is empty and display error that this field is required. And
also this method works on simple fields but on sfWidgetFormDateTime()
it didn't work.
Date time makes complicated structure.
<select name="sf_guard_user_profile[date_reg][month]"
id="sf_guard_user_profile_date_reg_month">...
<select name="sf_guard_user_profile[date_reg][day]"
id="sf_guard_user_profile_date_reg_day">...
<select name="sf_guard_user_profile[date_reg][year]"
id="sf_guard_user_profile_date_reg_year">...
<select name="sf_guard_user_profile[date_reg][hour]"
id="sf_guard_user_profile_date_reg_hour">...
<select name="sf_guard_user_profile[date_reg][minute]"
id="sf_guard_user_profile_date_reg_minute">...
On 2 Септ, 18:01, paolovas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You could do something like this:
> $this->widgetSchema['your_field_to_be_disabled']->setAttribute('disabled',
>
> 'disable');
>
> Regards,
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