Paul Grenier, Lead Moderator
Hi panel!
I've got a custom list, and I have content approval turned on. I'm using SPD workflows to control the approval process, so I don't really want the "Approve/Reject Item" button displaying on the DispForm page because it's confusing the end users.
Is there a way via scripting in the CQWP to hide this button?
I've read that there's a way to have a developer custom-develop my own toolbar, and install it on the server, etc, but I don't have that kind of resource right now.
Laura Rogers
Could Paul's JQuery solution for hiding the Save button in a survey work for this?
In jQuery it would be this:
$("a[href*='approve.aspx']").parents("td#_spFocusHere").hide().next("td.ms-separator").hide()
Translation (find any links to the approve page, get the parent td, hide it, hide the next separator too)
YOU ROCK!!! Thanks, you just saved my life!
Laura
Laura,
Thanks :)
I assume you can take it from here?
Got it! Implemented it.
jloving
Member
Hello all:
I have the same problem but I don't know what a JQuery is. What I have done is added a workflow to a document library. The problem is that Approve/Reject link when clicking on the drop-down for an item. I would like to disable this link for any document library that has workflow(s) associated with it. Are there any other possible solutions besides using a JQuery?
Thank you very much in advance.
Have a great day!
Jackie
Jackie,
jQuery is an extension of JavaScript, something you use on every SharePoint page. Because it works in the browser, instead of the server, we're allowed to add it just about anywhere.
I have a lot of posts on how to use this, but the basics are, you need Edit access to the page, you need WSS3.0, and you need some code to put in the Content Editor Web Part.
I published a "plain old JavaScript" solution here: http://autosponge.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!D7F85948C20F0293!465.entry
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