I have a client that I am making Read-Only forms for. In one page I used JSON Form, in another I used a legacy form with Input widgets. At first I did not disable them, so when he opened the forms it looked like you could update the fields. He did not want that, so I disabled the fields. Then the text was too light for his taste. So the only solution I can come up with, given my limited abilities, is to use Text Widgets and create a label and a value for each field. Is there any other solution out there that I'm not thinking of? Thanks in advance!
#Disabled Input and JSON Form fields hard to see
lucid linden
dry shadowBOT
Text widgets are the way to go here it seems. I would design a nice data display
page/container/modal and tweak it to their liking. What is your preferred
outcome here?
lucid linden
I'd prefer the flexibility to adjust the contrast for the disabled fields. That would make my life simpler and meet the needs of the client. Not happening, I know. So Text widgets it is unless some other way to go appears. Really the issue is maintainability in my mind. I doubled the number of widgets I've got to deal with. However, not the end of the world.
dry shadowBOT
Well don't forget you can use JS bindings in text widgets to display their
values. You could do something like My Label: {{myWidget.prop}}