Can we remove system generated button in rollbase. If Yes than what is the step to remove these button.
Example -
We creates a login page in rollbase.There are two fields user-name and password.We add a button submit.
But the form contains 3 more buttons like save & synchronize, save and cancel button.Now we want to remove these buttons.We want only submit button on login page .
Hi Tyagi,
We can hide the buttons using JavaScript.
To do that at an application level navigate to the Application's overview (Goto Application Setup > Your Application > More Options > Header and Footer
Add the following script to the footer:
<script>
$('input[value="Save"]').hide();
</script>
Can we remove system generated button in rollbase. If Yes than what is the step to remove these button.
Example -
We creates a login page in rollbase.There are two fields user-name and password.We add a button submit.
But the form contains 3 more buttons like save & synchronize, save and cancel button.Now we want to remove these buttons.We want only submit button on login page .
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When you say you created a login page, do you mean a Portal page of type Login. The Save & Synchronize is available when editing/designing pages. Can you share screenshots of where you would want these buttons to disappear?
Regardless, Rollbase does not give configurable settings to enable/disable or hide the system buttons like Save, Save & Synchronize, etc.
Thanks Chandrasekhar. I have added this script to the footer but stil save button is showing on login page.
The value should be " Save " a space each around the save text.
When we add a new record through login page there is only one button which is created by me not other buttons.
Hi Tyagi,
Can you provide us with some screenshot of the actual page you're referring? As Santosh stated in the previous post, Rollbase doesn't have any configurable settings to remove those buttons. We can do a work around but since it's a standard Rollbase feature as well as it's only viewable for the admin role I suggest you don't hide it.
Thank you,
Gian