Interactive Form - digital signature and fields locked

Hi everyone,
Lets say we have 2 input fields in the Interactive Form.
In addition, we have a digital signature field that locks.
How can I specify which fields I want to lock ?
Thanks
Regards.

Hi David,
Lets say you have a digital signature field. What you could do is on the click event of the Signature field, you could Lock the 2 input fields.
Say Text1 & Text2 (Names of the Inputfields respectively) by using the following Commands.
Text1.access = "readOnly";
Text2.access = "readOnly";
Note : Before adding the code set the Language to "Java Script".

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