No that is not true. When you set TextBox.Enabled = false, the TextBox will not interact with the user. The TextBox is still visible and via code you can assign a new value to it. Please see TextBox.Enabled [ ^ ] and How to Lock Text Boxes in C# [ ^ ].ven if Enabled did work-which I agree it doesn't appear to, but I haven't tested that much-it would probably confuse the user because it would still look like it should work. Instead, use the ReadOnly property-that also grays the background so the user gets a visual cue that he can't enter information. Permalink.
Bolting (horticulture) An example of lettuce bolting. Bolting is the premature production of a flowering stem (or stems) on agricultural and horticultural crops before the crop is harvested, in a natural attempt to produce seeds and hence reproduce.
Why Does Lettuce Bolt and What Can I Do About It? Bolting tends to happen when the temperature heats up, but researchers say that it is actually the longer hours of daylight that cause bolting. In one study, they covered some of the control plants during the day for different amounts of time and only the plants left exposed to a full day of sunlight bolted.