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Best method on Ribbon Workbench undo or roll back changes made to buttons??

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Hello All,

On Dynamics 365 v8.2. I am in my dev environment with an unmanaged solution testing out hiding some of my buttons for some new functionality.

Just trying out the best method of hiding a damn button and now ive run into something thats costs me hours of work. 

Specifically the "Task" button on the activitypointy entity. 

Using the ribbon workbench, I first hid this Task button by just doing the "right click > hide" way on the workbench. I realized I wanted to implement this another way, so i kept messing with some things and ended up adding a custom display rule. I published it, but didnt like the results so I right click and deleted the display rule. Basically at this point, the button is the same way as it was OOB. Ive published since making the button identical to as it was before but this RED CHECK mark is still on the ribbon workbench. 

This is what I see: pastedimage1615429637949v1.png

Is there a way to revert or reset this button to where its the same as OOB? I feel like I should be able to do "uncustomize" like you are able to do on edited buttons before you publish. Is there a simple to achieve this undo or revert of this button? Or am I out of luck here?

Help me get rid of the RED CHECK please!

  • jp. Profile Picture
    jp. 5 on at
    RE: Best method on Ribbon Workbench undo or roll back changes made to buttons??

    This solution worked for me. Thanks

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    Umer990 Profile Picture
    Umer990 46 on at
    RE: Best method on Ribbon Workbench undo or roll back changes made to buttons??

    This solution worked for me when customized OOB were not working, so I could restore the button

  • damccracken Profile Picture
    damccracken 139 on at
    RE: Best method on Ribbon Workbench undo or roll back changes made to buttons??

    Hey, Im sorry I cannot remember what the solution was. Did the response from Leah help?

  • bp3378 Profile Picture
    bp3378 190 on at
    RE: Best method on Ribbon Workbench undo or roll back changes made to buttons??

    Hey how did you fix it? I’m having the same issue.  

  • bp3378 Profile Picture
    bp3378 190 on at
    RE: Best method on Ribbon Workbench undo or roll back changes made to buttons??

    Hey were you able to resolve this? I’m having the same issue except for the add new button in a sub grid.   Can you shed some light if you resolved this.  Thanks.  

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    RE: Best method on Ribbon Workbench undo or roll back changes made to buttons??

    Hi Partner,

    Has the problem been solved? Any updates?

    Please click Yes under "Did this answer your question?" to close this thread.

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    Thanks. 

    Regards,

    Leah Ju

    Please mark as verified if the answer is helpful. Welcome to join hot discussions in Dynamics 365 Forums.

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    RE: Best method on Ribbon Workbench undo or roll back changes made to buttons??

    Hi damccracken,

    You can delete the button directly and publish it, then the button will Recovery into default settings when you open solution again.

    In fact, when we are doing customization of any OOB button its basically create another new button making the OOB button hidden. So if you delete the customize button from unmanaged solution managed one will still exists.

    You can return OOB system button using following step:

    1.Open Ribbon workbench -> solution you created

    2.Right Click ->Delete + button -> publish (it will remove only the unmanaged button, the managed one still exist).

    pastedimage1615538604974v4.png

    the following screenshot shows result that after deleting before publishing.

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    Publish it.

    3.Open solution in Ribbon workbench again.

    The OOB task will show as default format without red check in page.

    pastedimage1615538728463v6.png

    Regards,

    Leah Ju

    Please mark as verified if the answer is helpful. Welcome to join hot discussions in Dynamics 365 Forums.

  • damccracken Profile Picture
    damccracken 139 on at
    RE: Best method on Ribbon Workbench undo or roll back changes made to buttons??

    I am not seeing the "uncustomise button" option when I right click. I see "Copy" and "Delete" available. Paste, Customise Button, and Customise command are greyed out.

    pastedimage1615466098597v1.png

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    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    RE: Best method on Ribbon Workbench undo or roll back changes made to buttons??

    Hi damccracken,

    The red tick is because you have selected the 'customize button' option, so you need uncheck it under ‘Buttons’ tab.

    pastedimage1615443058000v1.png

    Because ‘display rule’ exists in one ‘command’, one ‘command’ exists in one ‘button’, so not only do you need to remove the custom display rule, but you also need to uncostomize button.

    pastedimage1615443501690v2.png

    Regards,

    Leah Ju

    Please mark as verified if the answer is helpful. Welcome to join hot discussions in Dynamics 365 Forums.

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