I've never used it, but the Ribbon Workbench says it can customize system buttons. Verify that it is getting deployed and published.Įdit: Use Ribbon Workbench For System Ribbons.(don't click the save button on the main tab of the ribbon) I will probably get myself in trouble here, but if it was me, and I am familiar with Acronis, then. Once complete then start TCI again, wait for the Cimplicity project to start and run, then try opening a screen. Click the "Save" button at the very top. Once the build is complete then you must stop the TCI service, open the cimplicity workbench project and update its configuration.Skip Default (if you have some custom forms where the field does not exist, you may want to give it a default value).Enter 'null' (without the quotes) for the value. Enter "null" (without the quotes) for the value. Click on your button Click the Enable Rules tab Enter the field name exactly as it appears in the customization section of your solution within CRM in the Field text box.so better to educate your end users to expect hidden button instead of disable button. Enter the field name exactly as it appears in the customization section of your solution within CRM in the Field text box. Whatever you see is by design, this was introduced with command bars, Command bars only render enabled buttons, so if your button is disabled it will be hidden.Select your entity with the ribbon button you want to enable/disable.If you want to setup a button to be enabled if new_field1 ( capitalization matters so make sure it's correct with what your field's actual name is) is not null, here is what you would do: Makes things much nicer to deal with than hand editing the xml.
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