MVC3 EditorFor readOnly

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I want to make readOnly with EditorFor in edit page   I tried to put readonly and disabled as    lt div class  editor-field  gt           Html EditorFor model   gt  model userName  new   disabled    disabled    readonly    readonly          lt  div gt    However  it does not work  How can I make to disable edit this field   Thank you

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I know the question states MVC 3  but it was 2012  so just in case   As of MVC 5 1 you can now pass HTML attributes to EditorFor like so    Html EditorFor x   gt  x Name  new   htmlAttributes   new    readonly       disabled

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lt div class  editor-field  gt           Html EditorFor model   gt  model userName   lt  div gt    Use jquery to disable   lt script type  text javascript  gt       document  ready function                userName   attr  disabled   true             lt  script gt

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Create an EditorTemplate for a specific set of Views  bound by one Controller     In this example I have a template for a Date  but you can change it to whatever you want   Here is the code in the Data cshtml    model Nullable lt DateTime gt    Html TextBox      Model    null   String Format   0 d          System DateTime Model  ToShortDateString          new    class    datefield   type       date   disabled    disabled    readonly    readonly        and in the model    DataType DataType Date   public DateTime  BlahDate   get  set

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This code is supported in MVC4 onwards   Html EditorFor model   gt  model userName  new   htmlAttributes   new    class    form-control   disabled    disabled    readonly    readonly

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i think this is simple than other by using  Editable false   attribute  for example    public class MyModel                Editable false           public string userName   get  set

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You can do it this way    Html EditorFor m   gt  m userName  new   htmlAttributes   new   disabled   true

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I use the readonly attribute instead of disabled attribute - as this will still submit the value when the field is readonly   Note  Any presence of the readonly attribute will make the field readonly even if set to false  so hence why I branch the editor for code like below     if  disabled           Html EditorFor model   gt  contact EmailAddress  new   htmlAttributes   new    class    form-control    readonly               else          Html EditorFor model   gt  contact EmailAddress  new   htmlAttributes   new    class    form-control

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The EditorFor html helper does not have overloads that take HTML attributes  In this case  you need to use something more specific like TextBoxFor    lt div class  editor-field  gt       Html TextBoxFor model   gt  model userName  new            disabled    disabled    readonly    readonly      lt  div gt    You can still use EditorFor  but you will need to have a TextBoxFor in a custom EditorTemplate   public class MyModel        UIHint  userName        public string userName    get  set        Then  in your Views Shared EditorTemplates folder  create a file userName cshtml  In that file  put this    model string  Html TextBoxFor m   gt  m  new   disabled    disabled    readonly    readonly

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Old post I know   but now you can do this to keep alignment and all looking consistent      Html EditorFor model   gt  model myField  new   htmlAttributes   new    class    form-control    readonly    readonly

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Here s how I do it   Model    ReadOnly true   public string Email   get   return DbUser Email        View    Html TheEditorFor x   gt  x Email    Extension   namespace System Web Mvc       public static class CustomExtensions               public static MvcHtmlString TheEditorFor lt TModel  TProperty gt  this HtmlHelper lt TModel gt  htmlHelper  Expression lt Func lt TModel  TProperty gt  gt  expression  object htmlAttributes   null                        return iEREditorForInternal htmlHelper  expression  HtmlHelper AnonymousObjectToHtmlAttributes htmlAttributes                       private static MvcHtmlString iEREditorForInternal lt TModel  TProperty gt  this HtmlHelper lt TModel gt  htmlHelper  Expression lt Func lt TModel  TProperty gt  gt  expression  IDictionary lt string  object gt  htmlAttributes                        if  htmlAttributes    null  htmlAttributes   new Dictionary lt string  object gt                  TagBuilder builder   new TagBuilder  div                builder MergeAttributes htmlAttributes                var metadata   ModelMetadata FromLambdaExpression expression  htmlHelper ViewData                 string labelHtml   labelHtml   Html LabelExtensions LabelFor htmlHelper  expression  ToHtmlString                 if  metadata IsRequired                  labelHtml   Html LabelExtensions LabelFor htmlHelper  expression  new    class    required     ToHtmlString                  string editorHtml   Html EditorExtensions EditorFor htmlHelper  expression  ToHtmlString                 if  metadata IsReadOnly                  editorHtml   Html DisplayExtensions DisplayFor htmlHelper  expression  ToHtmlString                  string validationHtml   Html ValidationExtensions ValidationMessageFor htmlHelper  expression  ToHtmlString                 builder InnerHtml   labelHtml   editorHtml   validationHtml               return new MvcHtmlString builder ToString TagRenderMode Normal                        Of course my editor is doing a bunch more stuff  like adding a label  adding a required class to that label as necessary  adding a DisplayFor if the property is ReadOnly EditorFor if its not  adding a ValidateMessageFor and finally wrapping all of that in a Div that can have Html Attributes assigned to it    my Views are super clean

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Try using    Html DisplayFor model   gt  model userName   lt br  gt   Html HiddenFor model   gt  model userName

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For those who wonder why you want to use an EditoFor if you don t want it to be editable  I have an example   I have this in my Model        DataType DataType Date        DisplayFormat ApplyFormatInEditMode   true  DataFormatString     0  dd MM yyyy         public DateTime issueDate   get  set      and when you want to display that format  the only way it works is with an EditorFor  but I have a jquery datepicker for that  input  so it has to be readonly to avoid the users of writting down wrong dates   To make it work the way I want I put this in the View           Html EditorFor m   gt  m issueDate  new   class  inp    style  width 200px    MaxLength    200      and this in my ready function              issueDate   prop  readOnly   true     I hope this would be helpful for someone out there   Sorry for my English

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