I think no? But this stuff is more easily done with Lightning.

Thanks,
Garima

Hi Eugene,

Unfortunately this doesn’t seem to be working with the latest release of Salesforce – it’s also a bit moot if you can use Lightning.

Thanks!

jQuery(document).ready(function($){
if(window.location.href.indexOf(“.com/0Q0”) != -1) {
$j(document).ready(function() {
$j(“input[name=’piSubmit’]”).hide();
});
}
});

Upon further investigation, it looks like quite a few things have changed that make this post not valid. It’s still possible to use the Base64/Custom Link JavaScript injection, but jQuery isn’t available, etc so you will have to include it if you want to use it. This can be included in Home Page Layout easily, and on Detail pages, but Tab Home Pages will require a VisualForce page (in which case you could include the JavaScript directly).

Here is some sample code I was playing around with if you want to try it:

function hide_edit_del_links(){
	jQuery(document).ready(function($){
		// hide the Edit/Del links
		jQuery(document).
		jQuery('.x-grid3-td-ACTION_COLUMN').hide();
	});
}
if (typeof jQuery == 'undefined'){
	var script = document.createElement("script");
	script.setAttribute("src", "//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js");
	script.addEventListener('load', function(){
		hide_edit_del_links();
	}, false);
	document.body.appendChild(script);
} else {
	hide_edit_del_links();
}

I will write a new post with some updates soon.

I just noticed that the single quotes in the textarea were being converted to weird characters which might have caused your syntax error. That said, just copying that code will not work as you need to specify the HTML/DOM ID for the related list you want to hide – this won’t remove them for all lists. Once you have done that you need to generate your own Base64 encoded version, then include it using REQUIRESCRIPT, and make sure that it is using single quotes.

Hi Indira,

It’s hard to say what the problem might be without seeing your code. I can attest to this hack working when I wrote the article 🙂

Justin

Apurva,

Do you see any JavaScript errors, or does it must not work? Note that you can’t copy my code exactly, if you aren’t seeing any errors my guess is that you aren’t using the correct ID – you have to use the ID of the top level element of the table you want to hide the edit/del links on. If that doesn’t work you could try starting with just Base64 encoding “alert(‘hello world’);” to make sure you can run any JavaScript at all.

Good luck!

Pls help!