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disable action in Document Library in Share (amp)

sa_ah

Hi,

i want to disable a standard action in the document library.

I've got a custom-doclib-extension File in my amp, where i want to hide the standard action with the id "document-edit-offline".

I added the disableAction-Evaluator to the action, but nothing happens. The action is still shown.

This is the configuration:

<module>
     <id>Document Libarary Actions - My custom view</id>
     <version>1.0</version>
     <auto-deploy>true</auto-deploy>
     <configurations>                                  
        <config evaluator="string-compare" condition="DocLibActions">
              <actions>
                 <!-- Edit offline -->
               <action id="document-edit-offline" type="javascript" label="actions.document.edit-offline">
               <evaluator>evaluator.doclib.action.disableAction</evaluator>
               </action>
          </actions>
          </config>
      </configurations>             
</module>     ‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍

thanks for your help!

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jpotts

It looks like you are combining share config with a module extension. I'm not sure that is possible. If it is, cool.

Another way to do it is to move that config block to your share-config-custom.xml file that's in your AMP.

douglascrp

‌ Yes, share config can be used inside an extension module.

I use it in order to configure things like, a different sets of properties to be shown in forms based in conditions like the user's group.

douglascrp

In that case, I believe you should do what ‌ said, putting your configuration inside the share-config-custom.xml file.

If you want to use the extension module, you should/could be adding condition to define when your custom code is applied, but in that case, I believe you will have to add the replace option.

But remember that if you use replace, you will have to copy the full configuration section inside your config file.

jpotts

Well this old dog learned a new trick.

sa_ah

I put it in my share-config-custom.xml in my amp and now it works! thanks!

‌ I use the the share config in the extension module for in a similar case. I have two amps with different form configs for the same custom content type and in that case it works very well. That's why i was wondering that it didn't work for the action config.