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AndrewFry
6 years agoQrew Assistant Captain
Everett,
Thanks for the info. Sorry about a delayed response.
If I understand you correctly, I will need to update my custom button.
The two pieces of code you have provided, if I understand them correctly, I can use one or the other, but do not need both, right? It depends on which option I want?
Also, in the first code, the [_DBID_CLIENT] and the [RELATED PROJECT] needed to be switched out with the actual names of the tables, correct?
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Andrew
andrew.fry25@gmail.com
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Thanks for the info. Sorry about a delayed response.
If I understand you correctly, I will need to update my custom button.
The two pieces of code you have provided, if I understand them correctly, I can use one or the other, but do not need both, right? It depends on which option I want?
Also, in the first code, the [_DBID_CLIENT] and the [RELATED PROJECT] needed to be switched out with the actual names of the tables, correct?
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Andrew
andrew.fry25@gmail.com
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EverettPatterso
6 years agoQrew Captain
The two pieces of code you have provided, if I understand them correctly, I can use one or the other, but do not need both, right? It depends on which option I want?
You need both, the save button will point to the formula URL
Also, in the first code, the [_DBID_CLIENT] and the [RELATED PROJECT] needed to be switched out with the actual names of the tables, correct?
Yes, use your table names
$("#saveButton, #saveButton + a").hide();
As Jordan mentioned, it uses the IOL technique, injects script as the page loads
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Everett Patterson
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