Custom character sheet: Disabled input without auto-calc?

As the title states, I'm currently making a custom character sheet and relying on a sheetworker. I have not added any auto-calc fields, but would like several inputs to be disabled to users, but the sheet worker should be able to edit them. Unfortunately, if I make a field disabled, the character sheet API expects there to be an auto calc set up and throws an error when it cannot find it - and my sheetworker never gets to edit that value. Removing disabled from the input fixes this, but I really want the inputs to be disabled/readonly to the user.

So I was wondering if there is some way to mark an input disabled, but not have roll 20 consider it auto-calc?

give it the readonly tag:

<input type="text" name="attr_attribute_name" readonly>

Hey, I think that worked! Thanks!!

I had assumed readonly would be treated the same as disabled based on the last line in the auto-calc section of the documentation.

> You can include an auto-calc formula in the default value for the field, and specify either disabled="true" or readonly attribute on the field. If you do so, the sheet will display the result of the formula instead of the formula itself.

But it does seem that auto-calcs are indeed not initiated for readonly fields. The fact that the user can still focus on them is a bit of a downside, but since they can't edit this serves my use case well.

Thanks a lot again!

Huh, that line is definitely incorrect. Not sure when that got changed on the wiki, but I could swear it used to discuss the difference between disabled and read-only.