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TINY-11908: Add new readonly prop to Vue integration. #3740

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22 changes: 22 additions & 0 deletions modules/ROOT/partials/integrations/vue-tech-ref.adoc
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** xref:license-key[`+licenseKey+`]
** xref:cloud-channel[`+cloud-channel+`]
** xref:disabled[`+disabled+`]
** xref:readonly[`+readonly+`]
** xref:id[`+id+`]
** xref:init[`+init+`]
** xref:initial-value[`+initial-value+`]
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api-key="no-api-key"
cloud-channel="{productmajorversion}"
:disabled=false
:readonly=false
id="uuid"
:init= "{ }"
initial-value=""
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/>
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[[readonly]]
=== `+readonly+`

The `+readonly+` property can dynamically switch the editor between a "read-only" mode (`+true+`) and the standard editable mode (`+false+`).
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Should the description for disabled also be revised to remove '(read-only)'? Should we also describe the differences between the two modes?

The +disabled+ property can dynamically switch the editor between a "disabled" (read-only) mode (+true+) and the standard editable mode (+false+).


*Type:* `+Boolean+`

*Default value:* `+false+`

*Possible values:* `+true+`, `+false+`

==== Example: using `+readonly+`

[source,html]
----
<editor
:readonly=true
/>
----

[[id]]
=== `+id+`

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