How to hide Save and Cancel button on Sharepoint powerapp form

[Anonymous]

Hi,

Please suggest how to hide Save and Cancel button on sharepoint powerapp form.

Thanks

Priyank

[yfw]

 "Save" and "Edit" buttons show up by clicking "Edit all". They are provided to save or cancel changes to the list entry. As part of Sharepooint embed frame, I'm not aware of settings to hide them. Can you please be more specific of what scenario you are trying to achieve so that we can give better suggestions?

[Anonymous]

Hi yfw,

Thanks for your reply.

I have sharepoint which has list of columns with each has some different/separate actions. Eg Data provided by user goes through review and reviewer data is also stored on same list row.

I developed mobile using powerapps which connects to above sharepoint list. I am able to customize requirement using different forms.

I have issue when i tried developing sharepoint form which allows user to submit their activity data. For reviewer same form opens when i try to edit it. Some how I am able to identify logged in user with Author name and able to show user data in view mode and small overlay box which contains edit form. Using Patch i am able to save only reviewer comments on to sharepoint list. Functionality works fine but only problem is default save and cancel button. Review is getting confused and clicks on default save button which causes issue.

I hope I was able to explain.

Thanks

Priyank

[yfw · Accepted solution]

based on your description as a moblie application, sounds like your app is trying to toggle between display form and edit form based user logins. This scenario can be achieved by setting the visibility of the "Edit" option to be user specific by using the User function. And here is a similar scenario, this article of how to show different content based on user logins. 

[Anonymous]

Thanks for sharing link. Link is near to my requirement. I would try that.

[BartSchaap]

In my opinion this is marked incorrectly as a solution to the problem. As for now is is not possible to disable the toolbar. This is confusing for an user and can be misused as a bypass for functionality implemented in a PowerApp.

[JohnWeb]

Same issue here, any resolution for this yet?

[VikasSukhija02]

This can be achieved by creating as seprate page and adding the powerapp link in iframe.

See the details blogpost here to assist you.

https://techwizard.cloud/2019/09/15/hide-save-and-cancel-button-on-powerapps-form/

[Anonymous]

One of the ways that I work around this is by removing the Submit form function in the OnSave property of the form. I change it to a Notify with a notification type of error directing it towards the button that I put at the bottom of the form to handle certain logic.

[gbux]

This solution worked for me. Thank you!