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Not sure if it's the "correct way" but if you use MVC I would do like this. Instead of having @Html.PropertyFor(x => x.Prop), I would simply write @Html.EditorFor(x => x.Prop)/@Html.TextBoxFor(x => x.Prop) (and so on). This way Epi won't read it as an on page editable property.
Hey guys,
A little background: I'm using a meta data extender class to set certain properties to read only when content loads. When the user views the property in forms editing mode, the property is correctly set to read only and the user cannot edit the property (great!) however, when the user views the property from the on page edit mode (like a content area property) - the property can be edited from this interface, and blocks dragged in and out, etc. What should I be doing to also stop the on page edit mode editing?
Thanks