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How to hide 'Apply','Refresh' buttons & rename label of 'OK' button to 'Save' for a DoModalComponent ?
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Wed, 10/29/2008 - 9:53am
I am trying to figure out:-
1) how to hide the 'Apply' and 'Refresh' buttons when launching a component by using DoModalComponent function?
2) how to rename the label of 'Ok' button to 'Save' when launching a component by using DoModalComponent function?
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>> 1) how to hide the 'Apply' and 'Refresh' buttons when launching a component by using DoModalComponent function?
These could be controlled on the Component Properties "Internet" tab. The are located inside the "Toolbar" group box. Uncheck the ones you don't need to disable all.
>> 2) how to rename the label of 'Ok' button to 'Save' when launching a component by using DoModalComponent function?
These are Built-in OK or Cancel button for the DoModalComponent function and I don't think you can change them.
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hi
What lepa mentioned is correct.
However you could hide the ok and cancel buttons. I think its a page property and add your own buttons to the page. Add the necessary peoplecode behind the buttons.