Re: [ic] ui_display_only option in [table-editor]

[mheins@redhat.com]

Quoting Zack Johnson (zack@office.standardprinting.net):
> I'm guessing that the ui_display_only option in [table-editor] sets
> specified fields as "read only."  This would be great for setting aside the
> primary key for the table so that users couldn't add arbitrary records to
> the db.  I've tried:
> 
> [table-editor
>   href=process
>   mv_nextpage=@@MV_PAGE@@
> 
>   table=foo
>   key="value"
>   ui_data_fields="bar1 bar2 bar3..."
> 
>   ui_display_only="bar1"
> 
>  ]
> 
> However, because bar1 shows up in the table-editor, the user can type
> 'value2' for the key value.  This then creates a new record.  I would have
> expected [table-editor] to ignore any value in bar1.  Is there something I'm
> missing?

That is what ui_hide_key is supposed to be for. The key can't be done
with ui_display_only, because it is required to be passed to set the 
record.

You can also set:

	widget.bar1=value

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