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Sometimes you may might want to make the database child information fields read-only. There are two the following ways for doing this:.

The first and simple way of doing it, and portable across

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Jira versions, is by using the lfDisable routine from the Live Fields feature of our Power

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Scripts™ for Jira app.

Option 1

1. Create a SIL file called "Main Script" with the following code:
   
   

   Code Block
   title MainScript.sil
   lfDisable("customfield_xxxxx");

   where

   where customfield_xxxxx

   is

    is the the

   id

   ID of your

   dbcf

   database child custom field. You can see the

   cf id

   custom field ID as a parameter in the URL when editing its configuration

   (eg  '

   . 
   For example,  .../secure/admin/EditCustomField!default.jspa?id=10701

   ')Then create

   .
    

2. Create a Live Field Configuration using the above Main Script and associate it to a project, let's call it ProjX.
3. Every time we enter on an the issue page of ProjX  the ProjX project, the MainScript.sil is executed and the customfieldthe customfield_xxxxx will be read-only.You can find more about Live Fields here, including a configuration example similar to the one above.
   Or, as an alternative method

Option 2

As an alternative option you can use javascript injection into the custom field

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description.

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 Note that this

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might not be portable across

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Jira versions.You should add

Add the following javascript code into the

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database child custom field description from the

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field configuration

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.

<script type="text/javascript">
AJS.$('#customfield_10014').attr('readOnly', true);

//the following code is for inline edit only
JIRA.bind(JIRA.Events.NEW_CONTENT_ADDED, function(e, context, reason) {
    if(reason == JIRA.CONTENT_ADDED_REASON.inlineEditStarted) {
       AJS.$('#customfield_10014', context).attr('readOnly', true);
    }
});
</script>

...

where customfield_xxxxx

...

 is the the

...

ID of your

...

database child custom field. You can see the

...

custom field ID as parameter in the URL when editing its configuration

...

.
For example: .../secure/admin/EditCustomField!default.jspa?id=10701

...

.

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That's it. Your database child field will now be read-only on all screens.