Hiding DELETE button from standard lawson form

Go into the source tab in design stodio for po15. Delete the line that refrences the "Delete" button. Save ands preview.

Thats my first issue. I am unable to find the PO15 form when i go to design studio and click on Existing forms
can you advise how i can get to that standard form
thanks
Saurabh

In DS, select File then Open. Click UI designer then press ok. Select your product line (data area) then enter po15 in the form box and click find. Click on PO15.1 and click open.

I had tried that before but the only forms i could see were the custom forms and some of the other standard farms which we have customised before .

Not able to see any of the standard forms (e.g PO15)

I sent you a message.

See this first.

https://www.lawsonguru.co...ft/7335/Default.aspx

Got it. I had to click on “New” in the Design Studio .

I was clicking on Open, had thought NEW was to design a FORM from scratch

I have now run into the issue wherein if i Take Out the "Delete" Action from the form then its taken out of totally.

I need some way of just diabling the Delete from the Main Toolbar (but still availaible under the "Inquire" DropDown)
or
When a user selects the "DELETE" action, for a message box to come up asking for confirmation and only if they say "Yes" does the Delete action occurs

Thanks
Saurabh

function FORM_OnBeforeTransaction(fc)
{
if (fc == "D") {
var deleteConfirm = confirm("<Custom Text Here>");

if (!deleteConfirm) {
return;
}
}
return true;
}

Also, by removing the function code in Design Studio will, as you noticed, remove both the button and the action from the drop down. The only real way to accommodate that specific request is to modify the files that parse out the XML that displays forms in Portal. I definitely wouldn't recommend it.

If your other option is to confirm, then you can place the code above in your script section.

Randall,
That code works really well. Many Thanks.

As you mentioned unAssigning the form action of "Delete" was disabling it from all the places which was not what i wanted.

Saurabh