Need to hide "Add / Edit / Remove" buttons from Approvers related list in SC Task

[FemyM]

I have a requirement to hide the Add, Edit, and Remove buttons from the Approvers related list (sysapproval_approver) on an SC Task after a particular task is closed complete.

I created a Client Script (onLoad) on the sc_task table using:

g_form.setRelatedListShowAdd('sysapproval_approver', false); g_form.setRelatedListShowActions('sysapproval_approver', false);

But the buttons are not hiding.

I also tried placing the script inside a UI Policy with no success.

Is there a reliable way to hide the Add / Edit / Remove related list buttons for the Approvers list?

[FemyM]

@Ankur Bawiskar 

The page that you are showing is sctask approvers related list.
But I have these buttons in RITM approvers related list.

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@FemyM 

your question says you want to hide those from SC Task approvers related list

but now you are saying that's there on RITM approvers related list

I am confused what you want

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[FemyM]

@Ankur Bawiskar 

I need the Add and Edit buttons to be hidden in the RITM Approvers related list once a specific SC Task is moved to Closed Complete.

I have already restricted the Remove action using a server-side script in declarative actions, which prevents deletion after the approval has been processed by displaying an error message and aborting the action.

However, I’m unable to control the Add and Edit buttons because these actions are implemented as UXF Client Actions, and the same approach cannot be applied there.

Looking for guidance on how to conditionally hide or disable these UXF-based actions based on the state of a related SC Task.

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@FemyM 

share those UXF Client Action config screenshots

in UXF Client Action you can add Script Condition

you can call script include function and pass the RITM sysId and then handle the logic

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[FemyM]

@Ankur Bawiskar 
Add button is UXF client action and Edit button is a client script.