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JohnJordan
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2 years ago
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Using IFV=1 with new forms -- need to hide default edit and save buttons

Is anyone aware of a way to hide the default edit (displays a pencil) and save buttons on new forms? I have added ifv=1 to my URL to open the record and built my own buttons to mimic the default set of buttons (with some of my own enhancements), but I still get the default edit and save buttons.



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John Jordan
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  • BrittanyScheid's avatar
    BrittanyScheid
    6 months ago

    I know this post is a year old, so you may have figured this out by now, but the ifv=1 will work with new forms to hide the QB UI features, like the tables, app branding, etc. An additional parameter is needed to hide the native "save" button. You can do this by adding "hs=1" to your URL. For example:

    domain.quickbase.com/db/dbid?a=er&rid=rid&ifv=1&hs=1

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  • BrittanyScheid's avatar
    BrittanyScheid
    Qrew Cadet
    6 months ago

    I know this post is a year old, so you may have figured this out by now, but the ifv=1 will work with new forms to hide the QB UI features, like the tables, app branding, etc. An additional parameter is needed to hide the native "save" button. You can do this by adding "hs=1" to your URL. For example:

    domain.quickbase.com/db/dbid?a=er&rid=rid&ifv=1&hs=1

    • Dan's avatar
      Dan
      Qrew Member
      12 days ago

      Thanks Brittany! You are my hero, I've been searching all over to figure out how to do this. Where is this documented?? 

  • ChayceDuncan's avatar
    ChayceDuncan
    Qrew Captain
    2 years ago

    Not that I can find currently. I checked their embed code to see if they had any additional parameters or settings, but with the way they show the table row above the form with the new version seems that they're a fixed part of the page as of now. 



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    Chayce Duncan
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