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Best answer by AndreaBriceno

Hi there,

 

Once you create the input form, locate the container that will be holding the input forms that you wish to make read only and add readOnly="true"

 

In the example below, I have created an input form with two content tabs (Customer and General) and I've made the input boxes read-only:

<createdBy _cs="Andrea Briceno"/> <container codepage="1252" colcount="2" label="Campaign data" readOnly="true" type="notebook"> <container codepage="1252" colcount="2" label="Customer"> <input xpath="@firstName"/> <input xpath="@middleName"/> <input xpath="@lastName"/> <input xpath="@emailAddress"/> <input xpath="@countryCode"/> <input xpath="@language"/> </container> <container codepage="1252" colcount="2" label="General"> <input xpath="@leadOrigin"/> <input xpath="@brand"/> <input xpath="@created"/> </container> </container>

 

 

Hope this helps 🙂

-Andrea

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AndreaBriceno
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AndreaBricenoAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
February 8, 2024

Hi there,

 

Once you create the input form, locate the container that will be holding the input forms that you wish to make read only and add readOnly="true"

 

In the example below, I have created an input form with two content tabs (Customer and General) and I've made the input boxes read-only:

<createdBy _cs="Andrea Briceno"/> <container codepage="1252" colcount="2" label="Campaign data" readOnly="true" type="notebook"> <container codepage="1252" colcount="2" label="Customer"> <input xpath="@firstName"/> <input xpath="@middleName"/> <input xpath="@lastName"/> <input xpath="@emailAddress"/> <input xpath="@countryCode"/> <input xpath="@language"/> </container> <container codepage="1252" colcount="2" label="General"> <input xpath="@leadOrigin"/> <input xpath="@brand"/> <input xpath="@created"/> </container> </container>

 

 

Hope this helps 🙂

-Andrea