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I don't want for a button to a form in insertion mode to be working in show mode? How can do it?
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Not the same situation sorry for the lack of information. But I have inside a form a "Button to Form" that I do not want to be usable when the form is in show mode.
Can I block the button or hide it if the form is show mode?
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Possible duplicate question, please check this one:
https://forum.quidgest.net/forum/q-a-2/question/buttons-in-table-list-356#answer-360
EDIT: Ok, in that case you presented, the expected behaviour should be opening the "other form" in "Show mode" also, not allowing the edit. Anyway, blocking that specific button while in "show mode" is not available by Genio options or configurations, just through manual code entries, you have tags like FORM_CODEJS that you can use to do the trick.
Not the same situation sorry for the lack of information. But I have inside a form a "Button to Form" that I do not want to be usable when the form is in show mode.
Can I block the button or hide it if the form is show mode?
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Asked: 03/10/2019 11:17 |
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Ok, in that case you presented, the expected behaviour should be opening the "other form" in "Show mode" also, not allowing the edit. Anyway, blocking that specific button while in "show mode" is not available by Genio options or configurations, just through manual code entries, you have tags like FORM_CODEJS that you can use to do the trick.