Hi Martin
I also have a similar requirement, where if a user is under a "Readonly" role then all the views/pages must be in "Readonly" mode.
So the check is made during authentication depending on the user role.
Can you please provide some example or a code snippet elaborating your point.? How do we set 'displayValueOnly' on container-component .. ?
TIA
Nikita
Martin Marinschek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I also have a similar requirement, where if a user is under a "Readonly" role then all the views/pages must be in "Readonly" mode.
So the check is made during authentication depending on the user role.
Can you please provide some example or a code snippet elaborating your point.? How do we set 'displayValueOnly' on container-component .. ?
TIA
Nikita
Martin Marinschek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There is the attribute: displayValueOnly on Tomahawk components
which you can set on a component (or also on a container-component, in
which case it will be inherited down the tree).
You can of course go through the tree and set the attributes yourself
- this will only work for the current view, though.
regards,
Martin
On 2/1/06, Ravi Gidwaniwrote:
> Hi Experts:
> i was wondering if there was Quick way of making all the
> components under a view or all the views or all pages readonly/Disabled.
>
> Or Is there a way i can do that from code (i mean manipulating the
> components using the component tree ) ?
>
>
> Thanks
> ~Ravi
>
>
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