function AttachActionToLoadArea(loadAreaId, navigationHandler) {
var navElement = document.getElementById('nav_' + loadAreaId);
// if at first you don't succeed...
if (navElement == null) {
navElement = document.getElementById('nav' + loadAreaId);
}
if (navElement != null) {
navElement.attachEvent("onclick", navigationHandler);
}
}
function HideTitledButtons(targetElement, buttonTitles) {
var liElements = targetElement.getElementsByTagName('li');
var removedButtons = [];
for (var j = 0; j < buttonTitles.length; j++) {
for (var i = 0; i < liElements.length; i++) {
if (liElements[i].getAttribute('title').substr(0, buttonTitles[j].length) == buttonTitles[j]) {
removedButtons.push({
title: liElements[i].getAttribute('title'),
element: liElements[i],
parent: liElements[i].parentNode,
sibling: liElements[i].nextSibling
});
liElements[i].parentNode.removeChild(liElements[i]);
break;
}
}
}
return removedButtons;
}
function HideViewButtons(Iframe, buttonTitles, outHiddenButtons) {
function HideViewButtonsByContext() {
if (Iframe.readyState == 'complete') {
var iFrame = frames[window.event.srcElement.id];
var hiddenButtonsReturn = HideTitledButtons(iFrame.document, buttonTitles);
if (typeof outHiddenButtons != "undefined" && outHiddenButtons != null) {
for (hiddenButtonsReturnIndex in hiddenButtonsReturn) {
outHiddenButtons.push(hiddenButtonsReturn[hiddenButtonsReturnIndex]);
}
}
}
}
Iframe.attachEvent("onreadystatechange", HideViewButtonsByContext);
}
function HideAssociatedViewButtons(loadAreaId, buttonTitles, outHiddenButtons){
function HideViewButtonsByContext() {
HideViewButtons(document.getElementById(loadAreaId + 'Frame'), buttonTitles,
typeof outHiddenButtons != "undefined" ? outHiddenButtons : null);
}
AttachActionToLoadArea(loadAreaId, HideViewButtonsByContext);
}
You'll want to use the HideAssociatedViewButtons() method, but it requires the whole code listing. Here are the parameters:
loadAreaId : is the string passed to the loadArea() function by the <A> element’s
onclick attribute. This is discoverable by using the Developer Toolbar in IE8 by pressing [F12] and using the “Select element by click” feature to view the HTML of the navigation link.
buttonTitles : An array of titles for the buttons to hide. Each array element is a string containing any portion (from the first character) of the “title” attribute of the labeled button/menu item. E.g. the
“New XXX” button in an associated view has the title “Add a new XXX to this record”; it’s perfectly acceptable to use the value “Add a new” as one element of this array.
outHiddenButtons (Optional): If you choose to use it, you
must pass an array to this parameter. The referenced array will be loaded with elements from the return of the call to
HideTitledButtons() .
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