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Posted on by Chrisbra22

Hi, looking for a code snippet to handle hiding 3 Sub Grid buttons on the "WorkOrderList" subgrid - the 'Add Existing Work Order', 'Refresh', and 'Run Report' buttons. Looking for Best Practice code with proper syntax, as I have not done this before with JScript. See screencap below for more detail. Thanks in advance!

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Guido Preite 54,086 Moderator on at

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afaik there is no supported javascript to remove that buttons, however it should be possible to hide them using ribbon workbench

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Right. I had tried Ribbon Workbench and the buttons were not hiding, also I had existing code already that was showing/hiding tabs onLoad, so I was going to add code to that event. Thanks.

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Here are screenshots of the hide actions I took in Ribbon Workbench. The is not working as I still see the buttons. Any idea why this is not working? If it continues to fail, I will need JScript.

-Added the Entity (Master Purchase Order)

-Chose buttons, right-click - "Hide"

-Publish

-Go back to form, refresh, and buttons still appear...

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Abdul Wahab 12,119 Moderator on at

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Hi Chrisbra22 ,

You can hide the button from the ribbon workbench as shown in the below screenshot

If Hide functionality is unavailable, add the below code to handle visibility.

function visibility()

{

return false;

}

For more details: powerplatformaw.blogspot.com/.../how-to-show-and-hide-button-based-on.html

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Thanks. The "Hide" option is there (see my screenshots above). But it is not working after a publish of the solution in Ribbon Workbench. I am not sure why.

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a33ik 84,331 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hello,

The answer is quite obvious. You customized the Subgrid's Ribbon of the entity "Master Purchase Order" and you want to hide buttons of the ribbon of the "Work Order" entity - that's what you missed. Good luck.

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OK. I assumed since the subgrid is contained in the Master Purchase Order entity that the solution needed that entity. I will try again.

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