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Hello dear community :)
What is the best way to disable form fields except for 2 fields for example?
I've seen a loop through form objects disabling them while checking if the fieldsnumber() is equal to the exception fields but is there a better way for doing this?
Thanks in advance!!!
Hello,
You can also try Personalization- Locked views as per https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/fin-ops/get-started/saved-views?toc=/dynamics365/commerce/toc.json#switching-between-views. You can lock the required fields and user can not edit them. Please take a look. Thank you.
Martin's answer is correct, but I must add something. I saw that the allowEditFieldsOnFormDS_W method called in the active method causes performance problems. If there is no requirement, you must call the method before the active (init etc).
Then you should iterate table fields rather than form controls and set AllowEdit of data source fields rather than form controls. It's easier, because table fields are not hierarchical, you don't have to deal with form controls that you're not interested in and changing the property of a data source field applies to all controls bound to this field.
And you don't even have to do it by yourself - you can utilize a standard method called allowEditFieldsOnFormDS_W. For example:
// Disable all data source fields allowEditFieldsOnFormDS_W(myTable_ds, false); // Enable fields you want myTable_ds.object(fieldNum(MyTable, MyField)).allowEdit(true);
Are the controls bound to data source fields?
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