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Hiding a Ribbon Buttons Using Ribbon Workbench to call a JavaScript action

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Posted on by AR-27040911-0 9
I've created a button in Ribbon workbench with a command where when i click on it runs a JS script, first i read a Yes/No value from a table and what i want to do is if this value is /No/ hide the Save and Remove buttons.

 
 
 
_onClickCheckBoolValue: function(executionContext){
        console.log(/Checking bool/);
       
        //Get the value of showdelete
        var showClassID = executionContext.getAttribute(/*****_showdelete/).getValue()
 
        if(showClassID == false){
           //Hide buttons  
        }
       
    },

I want to hide the Save (Guardar) and Delete (Eliminar) buttons on the form in the power apps,
but i cant seem to do it.

Thanks for the help.
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    Leah Ju Profile Picture
    Leah Ju Microsoft Employee on at
    Hi Partner,
    If you want to hide buttons based on one field value, you can use 'Display rule-ValueRule' to achieve it easily:
    This blog provides two methods, one is 'value rule', the other is 'Javascript', you can refer to the code as well as the steps.
    More details about value rule:
     
  • AR-27040911-0 Profile Picture
    AR-27040911-0 9 on at
    Hi,
     
    I've used the value rule for some buttons to hide them, the problem i have with this method is that i have to modify each button one by one by adding the rule, that why i want to use a script to hide N buttons, right now i only want to hide 2 but maybe in the future i'll want to hide 5 or more, so is there any way to modify the script so i can hide all N buttons at once?
     
    Thanks for the help.
  • Leah Ju Profile Picture
    Leah Ju Microsoft Employee on at
    Hi Partner,
    Display rules are only created once, after that you can just add them at the command of each button!
    To customise different buttons, you need to add rules to the commands corresponding to the buttons, and the same applies to the enable rules of the js code.
  • AR-27040911-0 Profile Picture
    AR-27040911-0 9 on at
    Hey,
     
     
    Yes i do know that i can add the same Display rule to each button to hide them, but what i wanted to ask is instead of going to each button manually and adding the rule, how could i modify a JS script to do it all at once from there.
     
    Is there a way to do it like that?, with a script.
     
    Thanks for the help.

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