Hi @Sadique Kabir,
This can be achieved with 2 steps as outlined below, however, I would like to ask what you're trying to achieve by removing this? What happens if someone uses the back button in the browser itself?
To answer your question directly however:
- Create below onLoad client script
- Make sure the 'isolate script' column for this script is set to false (Default is set to true to prevent DOM manipulation) - See below.
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Thanks, Robbie
Script:
function onLoad() {
// This hides the back button
document.getElementsByClassName("btn btn-default icon-chevron-left navbar-btn")[0].style.display="none";
}
'Isolate script' set to false. (see below)
It is possible to disable back button on the form. For that, run the below Client Script:
function onLoad()
{
document.getElementsByClassName("btn btn-default icon-chevron-left navbar-btn")[0].style.display="none";
}
Apply the above script on table.
Now, you can see there is no back button on the form.
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