Moved from Dynamics 365 General Forum, because the code looks like X++.
If your goal is preventing users from creating and deleting lines, your approach is wrong, because users don't have to use these buttons. Instead, you should set the data source to disallow creates and deletes. For example:
SalesLine_ds.allowDelete(false);
Also note that sometimes is better to keep the option enabled and stop the process in validation (e.g. valiidateDelete()), because then you can tell us why it's not allowed. If they just see a disabled button, they may have no idea why.
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