Well, that is not the answer I wanted to hear. But, at least now I can stop looking for the solution. Maybe I am being too critical. I can read it, it just is not as prominent as I would like. Thanks.
Sent by FoxWeb Support on 12/16/2002 12:55:35 PM:
The color of disabled form controls is determined by the client operating system. To my knowledge there's no way to control this color with stylesheets or any other means. This color is not too difficult to read on most computers, but I have seen legibility problems on some older laptop screens.
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Sent by Don Dascher on 12/16/2002 12:34:31 PM:
Ok ... Continuing on with this concept ....
When I disabled a textbox, the text in the box is dimmed to a point where it is not comfortable to read. Is there any means of preventing the text from dimming ?
I know I can use READONLY, but that does not work for SELECT tags and I would like to have a consistent look throughout.
Sent by Alan Harris-Reid on 12/13/2002 01:47:18 AM:
>>What is your VIEW mode about ?<<
In my applications cEditMode is set to VIEW when displaying a record which the user is not permitted to edit (all controls showing data related to the record will be disabled). This may occur a) if the user has just selected a particular record, but not yet pressed the 'Edit' button, or b) the user does not have the necessary permission to edit the record (in which case the 'Edit' button should also be disabled).
HTH
Alan