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Add a new tab that's accessible to Special only. You could then add checkbox fields to it for your administrators to enable/disable. Then in CB Conditionals condition against them using a Custom Value conditional with [FIELD_NAME] substitution (required, because jQuery won't be able to reach those inputs). Your checkbox fields would basically be responsible for enabling/disabling those inputs.1) Once fields in a specific TAB are completed, I need to be able to, from the front-end, allow the administrator to make those fields non-editable by the registered user.
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Yes, that's why you need to have a set of fields accessible to administrators only so those inputs can be enabled/disabled individually for each user. Could also just have 1 checkbox that shuts off the entire tab; entirely up to you how flexible you'd like it.Will I be able to do this for individual users as their information is approved?
Possibly with a tab conditional and a cb query field to query for all those database columns to ensure none of them have a value yet, but you'd have no way to enable editing again except to empty those fields.OR, can I make it so that once all the fields in that tab are completed it becomes non-editable?
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