Take a look at http://sputility.codeplex.com/. It is my updated library that supports Number fields as well.

Thanks,
Kit

For the textarea – It should be plain text. If it is Rich rext or enhanced Rich text

then it is not going to convert it into label / read-only.

Thanks,
Rao.

“A custom list form created using SharePoint Designer?”

 - Yes.

Actually I did all my work with normal forms (and SPUtility). If in case my work is not going to satisfy with normal forms then I need to go for Custom List forms. That is why I’m trying SPUtility with Custom List.

Anyway I used your above concept for labeling the fields. I will use this concept ..

Thanks for quick response !….

-
Rao

Just for information… If you want to do it for Textarea, Choice Fields ..

then change the code a bit ..

For Textarea: 
 
 var inputs = $$(‘input[title="' + name + '"]‘);
                    to
 var inputs = $$(‘textarea[title="' + name + '"]‘);

For ChoiceField:

 var inputs = $$(‘input[title="' + name + '"]‘);
                    to
 var inputs = $$(‘select[title="' + name + '"]‘);

But we don’t have any clue for person and group. But we can access this person and group class and make it as readonly. But it will effect in all the persona and group fields which are there in the form.

But if you are planning to go for Normal form instead of Custom List form then Kit given an excellent libarary to us (SPUtility.js). It works like charm !…
Kit we are very much thankful to you…. 

Thanks,
Rao…

I put it on my SPUtility.js todo list. If you’re feeling adventurous, you could take a look at the code too.

Actually my question is how we can use SPUtility in Custom List Forms?

In Custom List forms we are not have SPField Value. Can you please suggest

me on this?