The Display Type property on a custom form directly controls how a field is rendered and whether it can be edited by a user. When the Display Type for the "Job Title" field is set to Inline Text, the field's value is displayed on the form but is not editable. This is a common configuration used to present information that is sourced or calculated and should not be modified by the user directly on that particular form. The user can see the data, but the input element is disabled, matching the scenario described.

A. Field Sourcing is not set: If sourcing were not set, the field would typically be available for manual input, which is the opposite of the described problem.

B. Store Value is unchecked: This property affects whether the field's data is saved to the database, not its editability on the user interface.

C. The field is set to Inactive: An inactive field would not be displayed on the form for the user to see or attempt to edit.

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1. Oracle NetSuite Help Center

SuiteAnswers: "Setting Display Options for Fields on Custom Forms" (Answer ID: 9911).

Reference: In the section detailing Display Type options

the documentation states: "Inline Text - The field appears as text and cannot be edited." This directly confirms that setting the display type to "Inline" causes the exact behavior described in the question.

2. Oracle NetSuite Help Center

SuiteBuilder Documentation: "Fields Tab on Custom Forms".

Reference: This documentation outlines the properties available for fields on a custom form. Under the Display Type setting

it lists "Inline Text" as an option that makes a field read-only

preventing user interaction while still displaying its content. This is distinct from "Hidden" (not visible) or "Disabled" (visible but grayed out).