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Hi,
I have a requirement to deactivate New UI action under change request related list on sn_recovery_event table.
I am not able to find source for new button .
How can I achieve this?
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Hi @shubhamvrm2 ,
You typically cannot find the specific source for that "New" button because it is likely the Global "New" UI Action that applies to all lists. You should not modify the UI Action itself, as it would affect the entire system.
The correct way to hide buttons on a specific Related List is via List Control.
Here are the steps to achieve this:
Open a record in the sn_recovery_event table.
Scroll down to the Change Request related list.
Right-click on the column header of that related list (any column name).
Navigate to Configure > List Control.
In the record that opens, check the box "Omit new button".
Click Update.
Note: If you do not see the "Omit new button" checkbox on the List Control form, you may need to add it via Form Layout first.
Reference: For more details on what else you can control here (like roles or filters), check the official documentation:
If this solves your requirement without scripting, please mark it as Accepted Solution.
Best regards,
Brandão.
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Steps
-> Right Click on List Header
-> Configure List Control
-> Click Omit new button checkbox
OR
-> add admin role to the New button
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Hi @shubhamvrm2 ,
This is happening because List Control configurations are often View-Specific.
When you configured this via the Column Header in the Native UI, you applied the "Omit new button" setting to the Default view. However, the Workspace loads lists using the Workspace view (or a specific view like sow), so it ignores the setting you made for the Default view.
The solution: you also need to apply the configuration we suggested earlier for the Workspace view.
If checking the View solves the issue, please mark it as Accepted Solution.
Best regards, Brandão.
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I believe I answered your original question where you shared screenshot for native.
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For hiding in workspace do this
-> go to Related list actions in left nav
-> search for New button
-> then find the appropriate one
-> add exclusion based on parent or add proper condition and check if parent table is sn_recovery_event
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Hope you are doing good.
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