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Why don't you create a separate page for your admins in SharePoint Designer? &nbsp;This way, you don't have to use logic between the entry folks and the users reading/viewing the form?
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Why don't you create a separate page for your admins in SharePoint Designer?  This way, you don't have to use logic between the entry folks and the users reading/viewing the form?

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But how do you hide it he field on one page and not on the other if you're using the same editfgorm and newform pages?
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But how do you hide it he field on one page and not on the other if you're using the same editfgorm and newform pages?

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Hello Experts, <br />
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I would like the client to be able to enter information via the forms and also be able to edit it if they should need to. I have managed to use JavaScript to hide a text-box that only support should be able to check off and that the clients cannot see.<br />
However using the &quot;JavaScript hide&quot; solution it hides it form everyone and support cannot see the checkbox either.<br />
I don't mind that support sees the form on another page, but how do I use the same list and editform using the same data but have the checkbox show for support?<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hello Experts, 

I would like the client to be able to enter information via the forms and also be able to edit it if they should need to. I have managed to use JavaScript to hide a text-box that only support should be able to check off and that the clients cannot see.
However using the "JavaScript hide" solution it hides it form everyone and support cannot see the checkbox either.
I don't mind that support sees the form on another page, but how do I use the same list and editform using the same data but have the checkbox show for support?

Thanks in advance.

SharePoint 2007 – Hiding a field on NewForm.aspx and EditForm for inputers but not for some others

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