utilize the "disabled" property instead of the "readonly" property. keep in mind that "disabled" fields won't submit with the rest of the form, however.
Is that the only way? I really don't care for the looks of the disabled boxes and although I know there are workarounds using a style sheet, I also need to pass the values, and would rather not clutter things up with a lot of hidden fields.
You can try giving it a really high tabindex attribute, which would in turn make every other (you can give them lower tabindex too, if all else fails), which would mean that the user would tab into that field after all other elements. And it is highly unlikely that the user will keep on tabbing after they come to the submit button.
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