Just wondering can we remove the ‘New’ from the ref view but still add to the table?
Cheers
Hi Dave. Please see my hack in this Post
[How to remove add new button from within a form?](https://community.appsheet.com/t/how-to-remove-add-new-button-from-within-a-form/13219/9) Questions
@sorin_mihai Here is another workaround. In fact it’s just a fake In the UX → Localize go to “New” and enter an expression like: IF(CONTEXT(“View”) = “Adaugare Project” , “” , “New”))) This would hide the word “New” in this particular view.
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@Fabian’s suggestion is not something that I would suggest, that’s a bit of a hack of a method to accomplish what you’re wanting.
Here’s a thread where we talk about the same thing with suggestions from the AppSheet team:
[We need the ability to easily hide the "New" button for inline views](https://community.appsheet.com/t/we-need-the-ability-to-easily-hide-the-new-button-for-inline-views/10604) Questions
I continue to come across instances where we have a parent-child relationship, and we want to show data split via that relationship, but we don’t want users to be able to create a record through the inline view. We want to use the inline view as a read-only space, many clients now opting to use a dedication action (since we can both pass information along but also do more than just one action). The slow down here is that in order to enable this hybrid behavior, you have to create a slice that’…
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Thank you guys, the assistance is appreciated. I’m just studying the video by Matt, I’m certain that will be the correct resolve for this situation.
Kind Regards, Dave
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The Action Display simply did what I needed to do, the child ‘New’ has been removed and I have an Action for a new record in the Detail View.
Thank you guys… Awesome.
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