How do we know which UI action is used exactly for the button Approve in sysapproval_approver table.

[shivani39]

Hi Community,

We are working on health scan stories. We came across many approve/reject UI actions created unnecessarily. But now I am confuse which one to disable as I am not getting the exact ui action name used for approve/reject. Like the below screenshot, which came under health scan.

[suvro]

Check the conditions of all the UI actions. Check what is the business requirement. Try to keep a single UI Action with all the conditions that the client needs

[MrMuhammad]

Hi,

Please install browser extension "SNUTIL" (must have extenion for devs). That will help open the correct UI action. 

Simply install this and open the form where the UI action appears. Double click on anywhere empty space on the page or right click and from the context menu open SN utils > Tools > Show technical names.

This will add a small ? mark beside UI action. Just click on that ? mark and it will take you to the UI action configuration.

You can disble the uneccesary ones accordingly.

Regards,

Muhammad

[Mohith Devatte]

Hello  shivani,

You can differentiate it using the check boxes that you have on the UI action form like 

if its on the form "form button " check box will be checked 

if its on the form context menu "form context menu" check box will be checked 

if its on related links on the form then "Form link" check box will be checked 

if its on list view banner then "List banner button " will be checked 

if its on list view context menu then "List context  Menu " will be checked 

Try this method 

Hoep this helps

please mark my answer correct if this helps you

[Mahendra RC]

Hi,

Please make sure to check if the UI action you are checking is Form button, Form context menu etc. because there may be UI Action created on the same table to shown those at different section  like on Form, Form context menu, list context menu, list bottom button etc. So it should not happen that you delete any UI action which is not actually duplicate.

Please mark this as helpful/correct, if it answer your question.

Thanks