How to hide System Defined Office Button(#SystemDefinedOfficeButton) from D365 form

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Posted on by Ahmad Hassan

My requirement is to hide these two buttons(#SystemDefinedOfficeButton and #SystemDefinedAttachButton) on the base of a toggle button.

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//Currently I'm writing my code in the init method of form. It is working perfect and successfully hiding attachment button.

[ExtensionOf(formStr(VendTable))]
final class VendTableForm_Extension
{
public void init()
{
#SysSystemDefinedButtons

next init();

FormCommandButtonControl attachButton= this.control(this.controlId(#SystemDefinedAttachButton)) as FormCommandButtonControl;
attachButton.visible(false);
}

}

//But when I'm adding below code for the office button it is giving me error.

[ExtensionOf(formStr(VendTable))]
final class VendTableForm_Extension
{
public void init()
{
#SysSystemDefinedButtons

next init();

FormCommandButtonControl attachButton= this.control(this.controlId(#SystemDefinedAttachButton)) as FormCommandButtonControl;
attachButton.visible(false);

FormCommandButtonControl OfficeButton= this.control(this.controlId(#SystemDefinedOfficeButton)) as FormCommandButtonControl;
OfficeButton.visible(false)
}

}

Scree shot of error is attached for the reference.

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Gunjan Bhattachayya 35,423 on at

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Hi Ahmad,

This code should work for you in hiding the button.

void init() { #SysSystemDefinedButtons next init(); FormMenuButtonControl officeButton= this.control(this.controlId(#SystemDefinedOfficeButton)) as FormMenuButtonControl; officeButton.visible(false); }

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Yes, that's my question why is it giving me error I tested it for the couple of forms and same error in all cases.

I'm unable to open form when I write code for the office button. On the other hand it is working perfect in case of attachments button.

Can you please share the screenshot of your form if you successfully hide office button using this code.

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Gunjan Bhattachayya 35,423 on at

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Hi Ahmad,

Please check the code I used. You will need to use FormMenuButtonControl instead of FormCommandButtonControl. Here is a screenshot of the vendor form after making this change

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Thanks a lot Gunjan Bhattacharyya!

You really made my day.

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