Add a <t:parameter> block for the cell you want to have non-editable and
just output its value. Something along
<t:beaneditform value="foo">
<t:parameter name="barCell">
<t:if test="hasEditRights">
<t:label for="barField" />
<t:textfield t:id="barField" value="foo.bar" />
<p:else>
${foo.bar}
</p:else>
</t:if>
<t:parameter>
</t:beaneditform>
public boolean isHasEditRights()
{
return user.inRole(FOO_ROLE) || user.inRole(BAR_ROLE);
}
HTH,
Uli
manuel aldana schrieb:
Hi,
I am using the BeanEditor Form for editing users. For that I would like
to have a "partial" editing form, i.e. I want to protect certain columns
from being edited.
Example is the id of the object: Once it is created I want to have it
visible but not editable. Using the @NonVisual flag or exlude parameter
of BeanEdit-Form component wouldn't do this, it would just remove the
column from the frontend completely. I had a look at <t:parameter>
overrides but it does not seem to support a read-only flag.
Generally I would need something more flexible how to tell whether a
parameter is read-only or editable inside the form. For my current
problem the read-only vs. editable depends on roles (i.e. different
roles have different access rights to edit certain fields).
thanks.
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