In one of my forms there is a textfield that should be either enabled
or disabled, depending on the value of a picklist.
With a Jscript in the onChange event I can do this, but how can I make
sure the textfield still is disabled/enabled when I re-open the form?
It should be some procedure that is called when loading the form, but
how do I create such a procedure, and how do I insert it in form.load?

I hope somebody can help me with this, and that he/she can explain it
in newbie-terms...

Thanks in advance,
Simon

Hi Simon,
I'm trying to do the same - here is some code from a system where the
Read-Only is working:
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}catch(e){}}document.onreadystatechange=fnStartIni t; function

fnStartInit()
{
crmForm.elements["CFSdirectcustomername"].readOnly= 1;
crmForm.elements["CFSdirectcustomerid"].readOnly= 1;

if("complete" == document.readyState) { } }function
DoNothing(){try{
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this was "stitched in" to the xsl file for SalesOrder
(E:\Inetpub\wwwroot\_xslfiles\1088_Create.xsl), so that 2 custom fields were
read-only....

(I'm still working on figuring this out, but thought maybe you could work
with this)

Chris

"Simon" wrote:

Hi!
Another solution to this I found useful was to open the appropiate XSL-file
(e.g. C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\CRM\_xslfiles\2_Update.xsl for Contacts or 1 for
Accounts) and edit the input-tag there

For instance this is what I did with one of my custom fields:

<input tabindex="105" type="text" name="CFSNyarbgiver"
maxlength="50" readonly="yes">

After this I just run IISRESET

"Chris Mims" wrote:

One risk to editing the XSL files directly is that the XSL files will be
overwritten the next time someone Publishes that object.

Matt Parks
MVP - Microsoft CRM

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On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 02:23:09 -0700, "Paul" <Paul@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:

Hi!
Another solution to this I found useful was to open the appropiate XSL-file
(e.g. C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\CRM\_xslfiles\2_Update.xsl for Contacts or 1 for
Accounts) and edit the input-tag there

For instance this is what I did with one of my custom fields:

<input tabindex="105" type="text" name="CFSNyarbgiver"
maxlength="50" readonly="yes">

After this I just run IISRESET

"Chris Mims" wrote: