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Posted on by chauhanhardik

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Hello Community,

I have 2 requirements on BPF and need your help with achieving these.

1) How to rename "Next Stage" button on BPF to something else?

2) Can we add any custom label to display some static text above data steps in BPF(in highlighted space)? refer below screenshot for better understanding.

3) Can we remove/hide BPF stage status (Active/Inactive)?

4) Can we hide stage time it shows after stage name?

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Thanks,

Hardik Chauhan

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Burhan Gillani 25 on at

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For Custom label, Create Text type field and then display on Form or Business Process Stage by Hiding caption or keeping caption field empty.

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chauhanhardik 687 on at

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Hi Burhan,

I have added field on BPF, but not sure how this will help me achieve my requirement. because there is no option to hide lable or input box.

If possible, please tell me steps needs to followed here.

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Hardik Chauhan

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Hi,

Both of your requirements are not supported by now. If you want to achieve this, you had to write Javascript.

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chauhanhardik 687 on at

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Thanks for the answer Steve. Any idea how to do it with JavaScript or any reference?

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Hardik Chauhan

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Hi,

I created a on load event on my Opportunity and use the following code to change it. However, it can't work perfectly due to there is no function provided by Microsoft official documentation(formContext.data.process (Client API reference) in model-driven apps - Power Apps | Microsoft Docs) which can confirm the html of dialog has been added to body.

So just for reference.

function formOnLoad(executionContext){ var formContext = executionContext.getFormContext(); formContext.data.process.addOnStageSelected(changeButtonName); } function changeButtonName(){ setTimeout(function(){ parent.document.getElementById('MscrmControls.Containers.ProcessStageControl-Next Stage').innerText = "test"; },150) }

Result:

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