Disable incomplete button

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Hello everyone

Is there a possibility to disable Incomplete button in Data Entry app ?

I ask this because every time supervisors go to the field to update data in order to improve quality, they press this button and the country loses promptness.

Regards

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@didate ,

One way I know of would be using the custom css/js feature

You can also use the custom css/js app as well instead of making the API calls.

We used this for an older version of DHIS. Hope it still works for the version you are using.

Thanks,
Rithvik

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If your Supervisors arent responsible for data entry, you just need to give them only view access to the Dataset. This can be done through the sharing settingsof the dataset.

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Thank you @rithvik, I’m going to try this.

@Barnabas_Akumba Thank you for your suggestion, the idea is to hide the button so that field workers do not use it when updating data.

Regards

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Hi there,

I have the same questions how can be disabled Complete/Delete buttons on Enrollment and DataEntry form for some the group of users. Any ideas?

Thank you

Regards, Ulanbek

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@rithvik it’s working perfectly

#undoButton {
    display:none;
}

@Ulanbek I guess you can do the same things

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Thank you @didate for your reply. But this solution will affect all TEIs and all programs what I have. @Markus maybe you have any suggestions how the DELETE and COMPLETE buttons can be hidden for certain user groups? I believe this functionality doesn’t exist yet and would be great to assign as a user rights in the roles.

Thank you
Regards, Ulanbek

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@Ulanbek In the user role you can disable Delete action

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@didate I know it exists, but in fact it does not have much effects

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Users still have access to the DELETE buttons in both sections.
I am looking forward in one day will be possible to disable the buttons: DELETE, DEACTIVATE and COMPLETE for group of users.

Regards,

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OK, here’s an approach that might work, but I haven’t tested it.

Using the custom css/js application you can retrieve the userGroups attribute from the /api/me endpoint, if this is the group for which you want to hide the buttons, you add with the JS a class on the buttons.

And finally in the CSS part you use this class to make display none

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Hi!

There’s a related jira bug issue (User with no delete data value authority can still delete events)

Please feel free to add your input there too!

Thanks!