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Hide Ribbon button using javascript code in crm 365

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Posted on by Yash Trivedi CRM 351

Hello,

i have requirement,overthere i want to hide ribbon button based on filed's value(like if field value has blank then it will visible otherewise it will be hide).

i know it colud be happen through display rule of ribbon(using Value rule).

but i want to do using javascript code only.

Thanks,

regards.

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    Pawar Pravin Profile Picture
    Pawar Pravin 5,237 on at
    RE: Hide Ribbon button using javascript code in crm 365

    Hi Yash,

    I believe you could do it using enable rule in ribbon workbench.

    Please refer below code for your reference:

    var Value = Xrm.Page.getAttribute("logicalnameoffield").getValue();

    if (Value == null || Value == "")

    return true;

    else {

    return false;

    }

    To add enable rule for your reference:

    ribbonworkbench.uservoice.com/.../121427-enable-disable-a-ribbon-button-dynamically-based-o

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    Ammar Zaied Profile Picture
    Ammar Zaied 1,670 on at
    RE: Hide Ribbon button using javascript code in crm 365

    Hi Yash,

    Create a Dialog Short-Cut Ribbon Button

  • Jorge Gomez Profile Picture
    Jorge Gomez 152 on at
    RE: Hide Ribbon button using javascript code in crm 365

    Hello Yash,

    I highly recommend you to do this making use of the Ribbon Workbench, to do it using javascript code only, you will be forced to make use of unsupported code, accessing the DOM, which is not supported and not recommended by Microsoft.

    "JavaScript developers are used to interacting with Document Object Model (DOM) elements in code. You might use the window.getElementById method or the jQuery library. You are free to use these techniques in your HTML web resources, but they are not supported to access elements in Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement application pages or entity forms. Instead, access to entity form elements are exposed through the Client API object model. The Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement development team reserves the right to change how pages are composed, including the ID values for elements, so using the Client API object model protects your code from changes in how pages are implemented."

    docs.microsoft.com/.../use-javascript

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