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  1. 09-02-2003, 04:43 AM #1
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    Hi! I was wondering what I could use that is like a text area.. but isn't? I don't want my site viewers typing into the text area I created, and being able to delete what I typed disabling them from seeing what I typed unless they hit refresh or something like that. It would be really annoying :| Please help!
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    You can use disabled or readonly for the text area. If it is a form & you want that value to be submitted, use readonly:

    <textarea rows="2" name="message" cols="20" readonly>

    If you are not usingg it to submit in a form, you can use disabled instead;

    <textarea rows="2" name="message" cols="20" disabled>
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