Tuesday, 22 April 2014

ReadOnly Field using PowerShell




Cls

Add-PSSnapin "Microsoft.Sharepoint.Powershell"

$web= Get-SPWeb -Identity "http://test.dev/sites/Wftest"

$ls=$web.Lists.TryGetList("test");

$flds=$ls.Fields["CustID"]

$flds.ReadOnlyField=$true

$flds.Update();



Note:  If ReadOnlyField =TRUE, the field is not displayed in New or Edit forms 

ReadOnly to TRUE hides the field from Site Settings pages for managing site columns and content types. Setting the Hidden attribute to TRUE completely hides the field from the UI. 

Default  ReadOnlyField value is set to false.

                                         

Best Practice is to Use 


$flds.ShowInDisplayForm=$false;

$flds.ShowInEditForm=$false;


Updated Powershell script would be.........


Cls

Add-PSSnapin "Microsoft.Sharepoint.Powershell"

$web= Get-SPWeb -Identity "http://test.dev/sites/Wftest"

$ls=$web.Lists.TryGetList("test");

$flds=$ls.Fields["CustID"]

$flds.ShowInDisplayForm=$false;

$flds.ShowInEditForm=$false;

$flds.Update();

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