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How to remove save and reset button from edit form?


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In custom module I have one grid. in that grid i don't want to edit data from admin panel. I want to just view of that data so i want to remove save button and reset button.



In Edit.php



public function __construct()
{
parent::__construct();
$this->_objectId = "example_id";
$this->_blockGroup = "example";
$this->_controller = "adminhtml_example";
// $this->_updateButton("save", "label", Mage::helper("example")->__("Save Tutor"));
$this->_updateButton("delete", "label", Mage::helper("example")->__("Delete Tutor"));

/**
$this->_addButton("saveandcontinue", array(
"label" => Mage::helper("example")->__("Save And Continue Edit"),
"onclick" => "saveAndContinueEdit()",
"class" => "save",
), -100);

$this->_formScripts[] = "
function saveAndContinueEdit() {
editForm.submit($('edit_form').action+'back/edit/');
}
";
*/
}


I m comment code of save button and saveAndContinueEdit button but save button is display.



I know another way to admin can't save data using disable set as true in all addfield but i want to remove add button and reset button if possible and i want to remove this button using custom module.










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    In custom module I have one grid. in that grid i don't want to edit data from admin panel. I want to just view of that data so i want to remove save button and reset button.



    In Edit.php



    public function __construct()
    {
    parent::__construct();
    $this->_objectId = "example_id";
    $this->_blockGroup = "example";
    $this->_controller = "adminhtml_example";
    // $this->_updateButton("save", "label", Mage::helper("example")->__("Save Tutor"));
    $this->_updateButton("delete", "label", Mage::helper("example")->__("Delete Tutor"));

    /**
    $this->_addButton("saveandcontinue", array(
    "label" => Mage::helper("example")->__("Save And Continue Edit"),
    "onclick" => "saveAndContinueEdit()",
    "class" => "save",
    ), -100);

    $this->_formScripts[] = "
    function saveAndContinueEdit() {
    editForm.submit($('edit_form').action+'back/edit/');
    }
    ";
    */
    }


    I m comment code of save button and saveAndContinueEdit button but save button is display.



    I know another way to admin can't save data using disable set as true in all addfield but i want to remove add button and reset button if possible and i want to remove this button using custom module.










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      In custom module I have one grid. in that grid i don't want to edit data from admin panel. I want to just view of that data so i want to remove save button and reset button.



      In Edit.php



      public function __construct()
      {
      parent::__construct();
      $this->_objectId = "example_id";
      $this->_blockGroup = "example";
      $this->_controller = "adminhtml_example";
      // $this->_updateButton("save", "label", Mage::helper("example")->__("Save Tutor"));
      $this->_updateButton("delete", "label", Mage::helper("example")->__("Delete Tutor"));

      /**
      $this->_addButton("saveandcontinue", array(
      "label" => Mage::helper("example")->__("Save And Continue Edit"),
      "onclick" => "saveAndContinueEdit()",
      "class" => "save",
      ), -100);

      $this->_formScripts[] = "
      function saveAndContinueEdit() {
      editForm.submit($('edit_form').action+'back/edit/');
      }
      ";
      */
      }


      I m comment code of save button and saveAndContinueEdit button but save button is display.



      I know another way to admin can't save data using disable set as true in all addfield but i want to remove add button and reset button if possible and i want to remove this button using custom module.










      share|improve this question
















      In custom module I have one grid. in that grid i don't want to edit data from admin panel. I want to just view of that data so i want to remove save button and reset button.



      In Edit.php



      public function __construct()
      {
      parent::__construct();
      $this->_objectId = "example_id";
      $this->_blockGroup = "example";
      $this->_controller = "adminhtml_example";
      // $this->_updateButton("save", "label", Mage::helper("example")->__("Save Tutor"));
      $this->_updateButton("delete", "label", Mage::helper("example")->__("Delete Tutor"));

      /**
      $this->_addButton("saveandcontinue", array(
      "label" => Mage::helper("example")->__("Save And Continue Edit"),
      "onclick" => "saveAndContinueEdit()",
      "class" => "save",
      ), -100);

      $this->_formScripts[] = "
      function saveAndContinueEdit() {
      editForm.submit($('edit_form').action+'back/edit/');
      }
      ";
      */
      }


      I m comment code of save button and saveAndContinueEdit button but save button is display.



      I know another way to admin can't save data using disable set as true in all addfield but i want to remove add button and reset button if possible and i want to remove this button using custom module.







      magento-1.9 adminform






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          Add this in the method you mentioned



          $this->_removeButton('save');
          $this->_removeButton('delete');
          $this->_removeButton('reset');





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            To remove buttons on MAGENTO 2 admin form:



            $this->buttonList->remove('delete');
            $this->buttonList->remove('save');
            $this->buttonList->remove('reset');
            $this->buttonList->remove('back');





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              Note that Magento does not want you to override the __construct method. You should override the _construct method instead. One problem is that you cannot remove buttons in the _construct method. But you can simply override the _prepareLayout method for that purpose:



              protected function _prepareLayout()
              {
              $this->_removeButton('save');
              $this->_removeButton('delete');
              $this->_removeButton('reset');

              return parent::_prepareLayout();
              }





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                That's true, but there are a lot of core classes that override the __construct method.

                – Marius
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                @Marius Core classes are often not good as a reference for good code style I think :D

                – Simon
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              Add this in the method you mentioned



              $this->_removeButton('save');
              $this->_removeButton('delete');
              $this->_removeButton('reset');





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                Add this in the method you mentioned



                $this->_removeButton('save');
                $this->_removeButton('delete');
                $this->_removeButton('reset');





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                  Add this in the method you mentioned



                  $this->_removeButton('save');
                  $this->_removeButton('delete');
                  $this->_removeButton('reset');





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                  Add this in the method you mentioned



                  $this->_removeButton('save');
                  $this->_removeButton('delete');
                  $this->_removeButton('reset');






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                      To remove buttons on MAGENTO 2 admin form:



                      $this->buttonList->remove('delete');
                      $this->buttonList->remove('save');
                      $this->buttonList->remove('reset');
                      $this->buttonList->remove('back');





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                        3














                        To remove buttons on MAGENTO 2 admin form:



                        $this->buttonList->remove('delete');
                        $this->buttonList->remove('save');
                        $this->buttonList->remove('reset');
                        $this->buttonList->remove('back');





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                          To remove buttons on MAGENTO 2 admin form:



                          $this->buttonList->remove('delete');
                          $this->buttonList->remove('save');
                          $this->buttonList->remove('reset');
                          $this->buttonList->remove('back');





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                          To remove buttons on MAGENTO 2 admin form:



                          $this->buttonList->remove('delete');
                          $this->buttonList->remove('save');
                          $this->buttonList->remove('reset');
                          $this->buttonList->remove('back');






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                              Note that Magento does not want you to override the __construct method. You should override the _construct method instead. One problem is that you cannot remove buttons in the _construct method. But you can simply override the _prepareLayout method for that purpose:



                              protected function _prepareLayout()
                              {
                              $this->_removeButton('save');
                              $this->_removeButton('delete');
                              $this->_removeButton('reset');

                              return parent::_prepareLayout();
                              }





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                                That's true, but there are a lot of core classes that override the __construct method.

                                – Marius
                                May 22 '15 at 8:35






                              • 1





                                @Marius Core classes are often not good as a reference for good code style I think :D

                                – Simon
                                May 22 '15 at 9:38
















                              2














                              Note that Magento does not want you to override the __construct method. You should override the _construct method instead. One problem is that you cannot remove buttons in the _construct method. But you can simply override the _prepareLayout method for that purpose:



                              protected function _prepareLayout()
                              {
                              $this->_removeButton('save');
                              $this->_removeButton('delete');
                              $this->_removeButton('reset');

                              return parent::_prepareLayout();
                              }





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                              • 1





                                That's true, but there are a lot of core classes that override the __construct method.

                                – Marius
                                May 22 '15 at 8:35






                              • 1





                                @Marius Core classes are often not good as a reference for good code style I think :D

                                – Simon
                                May 22 '15 at 9:38














                              2












                              2








                              2







                              Note that Magento does not want you to override the __construct method. You should override the _construct method instead. One problem is that you cannot remove buttons in the _construct method. But you can simply override the _prepareLayout method for that purpose:



                              protected function _prepareLayout()
                              {
                              $this->_removeButton('save');
                              $this->_removeButton('delete');
                              $this->_removeButton('reset');

                              return parent::_prepareLayout();
                              }





                              share|improve this answer













                              Note that Magento does not want you to override the __construct method. You should override the _construct method instead. One problem is that you cannot remove buttons in the _construct method. But you can simply override the _prepareLayout method for that purpose:



                              protected function _prepareLayout()
                              {
                              $this->_removeButton('save');
                              $this->_removeButton('delete');
                              $this->_removeButton('reset');

                              return parent::_prepareLayout();
                              }






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                              • 1





                                That's true, but there are a lot of core classes that override the __construct method.

                                – Marius
                                May 22 '15 at 8:35






                              • 1





                                @Marius Core classes are often not good as a reference for good code style I think :D

                                – Simon
                                May 22 '15 at 9:38














                              • 1





                                That's true, but there are a lot of core classes that override the __construct method.

                                – Marius
                                May 22 '15 at 8:35






                              • 1





                                @Marius Core classes are often not good as a reference for good code style I think :D

                                – Simon
                                May 22 '15 at 9:38








                              1




                              1





                              That's true, but there are a lot of core classes that override the __construct method.

                              – Marius
                              May 22 '15 at 8:35





                              That's true, but there are a lot of core classes that override the __construct method.

                              – Marius
                              May 22 '15 at 8:35




                              1




                              1





                              @Marius Core classes are often not good as a reference for good code style I think :D

                              – Simon
                              May 22 '15 at 9:38





                              @Marius Core classes are often not good as a reference for good code style I think :D

                              – Simon
                              May 22 '15 at 9:38


















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