Lack of Duplicate UI Actions

[raprohaska]

Attached are two UI Actions. One is global and one is for a specific table. Both are active and in at least one scenario, both conditions can evaluate to true.

I would expect that when both conditions evaluate to true, since the table specific action does NOT override the global, that duplicate buttons would be visible on the form. Yet this is not the case. If I disable either action individually, the other button will display on the form. If I disable them both, then no button will display on the form. Even still when both are active and both evaluate to true, only one button appears.

What attribute is causing this functionality? Since these are both out of the box, I would have expected the table specific button to override the global button.

Thanks for the insight in advance,

AA

[raprohaska]

Appears to be "Action Name". If one action is in global and one is on a specific table but both have the same name, the table specific version wins out.

[Chuck Tomasi]

Interesting pick, Aaron as I wrote the same thing (and referenced the same blog article by me) a few minutes earlier.

[Abhinay Erra]

Well, let this poor guy get few points

[Chuck Tomasi]

"poor guy", that's good.

13th place and moving up quickly!

[Chuck Tomasi]

Hi Aaron, regardless of our friendly banter above, I am glad you got your answer resolved. Thank you for participating in the community.