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If we write EDITMODE = NONE, then toolbar does not appear to be expected behavior

See debug:

The table cell in conversation history can be edited, which shows that it does not make sense. Colleagues found some problems when trying to set these table cells to readonly, summarized as follows:

(1)If EDITMODE = "NONE" is added to BSP html, the toolbar will not appear. At first, my colleagues thought this was a problem with the framework, but through the following debug, I found that others designed it like this: after seeing EDITMODE = "NONE", the framework will set the current table to readonly state and disable the toolbar at the same time, because the framework thinks that the toolbar may cause the table state to change, so disable the toolbar;

(2)If you change usage to SEARCHRESULT, you can have the effect of making table cell readonly:

(3)The current practice is to force read only in the getter of SMCCOMMENT attribute. Personally, I think this method is not as good as 2. ( 2 is to implement readonly function from framework level, 3 is to write code by developer)

(4)If the result of BSP render is inconsistent with what you expect, you can usually find the reason by debugging the code of BSP render.

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