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Alexander,
I’ve come across a Rules issue in v4.4.4.28 when compared to v4.4.4.23…
I’ve got a single rule that runs at Form initiated (all other rules are disabled to focus on this issue). This rule sets 20 fields to Read only.
With v4.4.4.23, this works properly – see attachment Rules 4.4.4.23.png.
With v4.4.4.28, the first two fields are set to Read only, but the rest of the fields are not – see attachment Rules 4.4.4.23.png.
I’ve tried variations, some silly (changed field order, renamed fields, removed fields, etc.) but no success to get it to work.
Please let me know what I can do to provide you with more information. As always, your support and efforts are appreciated!
R’grds – Ben.
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Alexander,
Sorry to have wasted your time… you are right, I was mislead by the visual clue. The styling similarity of the read-only vs. editable field, specifically with number and text fields, lead to me thinking it was a bug. Unfortunately, I feel like I wasted my own time as well.
Not to get all editorial, but I think visual clues are important to the user experience. The difference between read-only and editable could be more than if you can’t place your cursor, it must be read-only. Further, if all fields cannot be styled in a similar way when read-only (date field borders are hidden, while text, number and currency borders are displayed) the UX seems weaker. Okay, I’ll get off the soap box.
As always, I sincerely appreciate your support, efforts, and product – and truly respect your judgment (though maybe not so much this time). I’ll just add a custom CSS entry to hide the border.
R’grds – Ben.
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No problem, I appreciate your feedback and see that this might be confusing. I added the borders for the readonly input fields mainly because I had other users request that in the past, but I’ll see if I can add a setting in the Misc tab to let you select using borders or not.
Add this to your Custom CSS to get rid of the borders:
.dffs-readonly-inner{ border:none!important; }Best regards,
Alexander
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