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Former Member
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Hi,

Is it possible to set cursor type, arrow for example, for inputfield that is disabled in WebDynpro? If so , how ?

Thank you in advance.

Best regards,

Diana

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former_member189631
Active Contributor
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Hi,

set the "enabled " property as false.

Regards,

Ram.

Former Member
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hi,

thank you all of you.

I did this.

one the bosses asked me to check if this is possible,

but as it seems i have already done the only one possible thing.

Thank you very much.

BR

Diana

Former Member
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Hi Diana,

I am not sure how to change cursor types, but going by the conversation of this thread if the requirement is to have read only input fields, I believe there is a readOnly property of IWDInputField. Would that be of any help ?

Regards,

Subramanian V.

Former Member
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Hi,

I have done this already.

The target is the cursor to look like arrow and not like line like it is. (the inputfields are diabled and readonly)

Maybe this is impossible task ?

BR

Diana

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former_member189631
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former_member189631
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Hi,

For Your Information,

U can also create a context element eg:If_enable with the type of Boolean and bind that with

your "enabled" property .

and write the code to enable/disable an UI element.

wdcontext.getContext.currentContextElement.setIf_enable (true);

wdcontext.getContext.currentContextElement.setIf_enable (false);

Regards,

Ramganesan K.

Former Member
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Hi,

i already knew this about:

(U can also create a context element eg:If_enable with the type of Boolean and bind that with your "enabled" property .)

Thanks, for the link, i will take a look at it.

Thank you very much

BR

Diana

former_member189631
Active Contributor
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Hi Diana.,

*Its possible to diable a UI Element Eg:input field by setting the

"Visibility" property as False.

(or)

  • U can create a context element with the type of Visibility and bind that with

your "Visibility" property .and write the code to enable/disable an UI element.

Regards,

Ramganesan K.

Former Member
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Hi,

Thanks for suggestion.

When i set visibility to false (none, blank) i don't see the inputfield anymore.

I want to see the inputFiled, and just when the mouse cursor is over the text that is shown in the inputField, the mouse cursor to be Arrow instead of line.

Did i misunderstand your idea?

BR

Diana

sid_sunny
Contributor
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Hi Diana,

Why do you want this. If you want that the input field should be visible but user should not be able to fill any data in it then set the <b>enabled</b> property of inputField UI element to false.

Regards

Sid