>> First, making readonly a CSS attribute means that it can no longer be >> dynamic. I agree CSS MAY not be as dynamic. When you mark a control as readonly, you are making two statements: >> 1. *Display* this control in a way that a user will know that they are not able to interact with it. (grayed, etc.) >> 2. Do not allow user modification of data in this node. I hope the spec was as clear. The only problem I have right now is that the specs says the following. 1. readonly is a model item property. In reality this is does not entirely fall into the category of a model Item property, but as long as a clear explanation provided. 2. Definition of readonly says "ANY CHANGES" not allowed. Doesn't ANY include processor also? 3. Says when calculate is present the DEFAULT is "true". Does this mean a author can change the readonly to "false" (when a calculate is present)?Received on Wednesday, 9 October 2002 11:29:57 GMT
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