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Thom,
Thanks for taking the time to respond. This would be a good time to fix
some things in my application if needed. So, I appreciate your help and
suggestions.
Based on your feedback, I feel like I need take your lead and explore a
few things. These are topics I have been wondering about.
Hi Bill,
Not exactly sure if you just asking how to hide specific elements or
restrict who can edit what.
For the former, I would suggest you filter the list in the controller to
create separate "editable" "viewable" arrays that you can use in the
controller. This would both remove your repeat
