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Setting a table column to enabled by button

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Hello,

I am trying to set the function for a button to enable a table column of text fields to enabled.

The table has an add row function and the table column text fields are set to protected by default to avoid users changing the content.

I know how to set the individual fields to enabled if they exist upon opening.

I am looking for a method to change the entire column to enabled which would affect the existing fields and any newly created table rows.

Does anyone have a method to achieve this?

I have the before close event set to protect the individual table column text fields so an admin can add modify exisiting through a password field, however, I don't know how to affect added rows which have protected field values.

Please provide any information in order to achieve this function.

I am using ES2.

Thank you in advance.

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This will require that you write a for loop starting at 0 and ending when the number of rows is reached. Each time the loop increments your expression to lock/unlock the field(s). If you send you form to LiveCycle8@gmail.com I will show you what I mean. Make sure you include a description of the issue as there is no corelation between that email and this forum.

Paul

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This will require that you write a for loop starting at 0 and ending when the number of rows is reached. Each time the loop increments your expression to lock/unlock the field(s). If you send you form to LiveCycle8@gmail.com I will show you what I mean. Make sure you include a description of the issue as there is no corelation between that email and this forum.

Paul

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Are you able to post the sample script?


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It will make no sense without using your form structure .....

Paul

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Okay, sending the file to your email address.


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