Read Only controls at run time via Managed Code?

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Muhammad Sheraz Siddiqi

Hi,

You can use Conditional Formatting to do it, no need to writing managed code
to make control read-only, but yes you can use to set condition that makes
control read-only.

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Muhammad Sheraz Siddiqi

Hi,

Use conditional formatting to do it. You dont need to write any code for
making control read only, but yes you can ste condition that makes control
read only from the code.

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Shawn

Thanks for the response Muhammad. In this case conditional formatting won't
work for what I am trying to do because in all cases once the document is
submitted for the first time I want to lock the 'Title' control on all
subsequent opens. I am doing this because I am publishing to SharePoint
based on the title name and if someone changes it on a subsequent open it
will result in a new document being saved. Could you please provide a quick
example of the syntax in vb.net that I could use to force read only during
the open event?

Thanks,
Shawn
 
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