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InputEnabled (Property) In french: EnSaisie
The InputEnabled property is used to: - Determine if a control or a group of controls is editable or read-only.
- Change the input options for a control or group of controls.
IF EDT_Price < 100 THEN
EDT_ShippingCost.InputEnabled = True
END
Syntax
Finding out whether a control or a group of controls is editable Hide the details
<Result> = <Element used>.InputEnabled
<Result>: Boolean - True if the control or the group of controls is editable,
- False otherwise.
<Element used>: Control name Name of control or group of controls to use.
Change the input options for a control or group of controls Hide the details
<Element used>.InputEnabled = <New value>
<Element used>: Control name Name of control or group of controls to use. <New value>: Boolean - True if the control or the group of controls must be editable,
- False otherwise.
Remarks Special cases - Equivalence: The InputEnabled property set to True and the State property set to Active are equivalent, except for read-only controls that keep their "read-only" state.
- For Table and Looper controls, the InputEnabled property is switch from the "input enabled" mode to "input disabled" mode.
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