Highlighting variables in Read-only status

To make the form clearer for users, variables in the Read-only state are now visually distinguished by highlighting .

  • The background color matches the main color of the Team assistant (TAS) environment.
  • 50% opacity is used, so the color remains subtle and does not interfere with work.
  • Underlining is automatically applied to all variables with R (Read-only) permission

The purpose of this adjustment

Improve user orientation in forms - users can see at a glance which values ​​they can edit and which are only for preview.

Example of use

The "Approved Amount" variable is set to Read-only after final approval. It is now lightly shaded in the form view to make it clear that it cannot be edited.

Special rule for scripts

If you are inserting scripts or dynamically generated content into a variable that should have its own background color , you must wrap it in a <div> element with the className "script" .

 <div className="script"> {/* vlastní obsah nebo skript */} </div> This ensures that the background color remains visually consistent and does not overwhelm the appearance of the form. <div className="script"> {/* vlastní obsah nebo skript */} </div>

Anna Gernát Updated by Anna Gernát

Main changes and deprecated features (v5.3 > v5.7)

Using validation functions

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