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Hi all,
I'm working on a report display page that currently uses 5
checkboxlists with a total of 86 items to display values from 5
different tables in an Access database.
The page works fine now. On presenting it to the users they pointed
out that their users could change the values in the checkboxes and
then print them out, ultimately documenting false information.
I use these controls entirely to display boolean values from query
lookups. How can I make the checkboxlists read only?
I tried putting a checkboxlist in a web-forms panel control, and
setting the panel to read-only, like in older versions of Visual
Basic. While the checkboxes that were checked did display, and all
were read only, they were "grayed out", very low contrast and hard to
read.
I imagine that this could be done by inheriting the control class and
adding methods or properties to it, but that is beyond what I've ever
done, esp. in dot.net -- I'm kinda new to the subject, if not to
programming.
This has to be a FAQ, but I've been searching the web and don't find
anything close to answering the question.
I work mostly in C# (in ASP/ADO.Net)
Thanks,
/ts
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I'm working on a report display page that currently uses 5
checkboxlists with a total of 86 items to display values from 5
different tables in an Access database.
The page works fine now. On presenting it to the users they pointed
out that their users could change the values in the checkboxes and
then print them out, ultimately documenting false information.
I use these controls entirely to display boolean values from query
lookups. How can I make the checkboxlists read only?
I tried putting a checkboxlist in a web-forms panel control, and
setting the panel to read-only, like in older versions of Visual
Basic. While the checkboxes that were checked did display, and all
were read only, they were "grayed out", very low contrast and hard to
read.
I imagine that this could be done by inheriting the control class and
adding methods or properties to it, but that is beyond what I've ever
done, esp. in dot.net -- I'm kinda new to the subject, if not to
programming.
This has to be a FAQ, but I've been searching the web and don't find
anything close to answering the question.
I work mostly in C# (in ASP/ADO.Net)
Thanks,
/ts
--
exec rm -r /bin/laden*
##--------------------------------------------------##
"We are stardust, we are golden,
And we've got to get ourselves back to the Garden"
Joni Mitchell
##--------------------------------------------------##