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Well, you can hide the ‘Save & New’ buttons using a script (ex: s-control). In the script, get the id if the button and On page load event, set the display of that button as ‘none’. The S-control should be placed in the sidebar as homepage component.
How do I create a new task type in Salesforce?
Add Custom Task Types
- From the object management settings for Activity, go to Fields & Relationships.
- Click TaskType.
- In the Values section, click New.
- Add one or more picklist values in the text box.
- Select Care Plan Task so that the new values are associated with the TaskType picklist.
- Save your changes.
How to disable the new and Delete buttons?
To affect both the state of the New and Delete buttons and the associated task behavior on a form, use the AllowCreate and AllowDelete properties on the first master data source. Additionally, the associated keyboard shortcuts will have no effect if you use this approach to disable the New and Delete buttons.
Why are there no save and restore buttons?
None of these buttons ( Edit, Done, Save, and Restore) are shown, because the framework assumes that they aren’t needed. The form is always in Edit mode. Only the Save and Revert buttons are shown, because the user can’t exit Edit mode. The Revert button is on the framework-provided Options tab.
The New and Delete buttons are currently added by the kernel, and are controlled via special metadata properties. These buttons always work on the first master data source on the form. When are these buttons available by default? Forms usually have system-defined New and Delete buttons. These buttons appear on a form under the following conditions:
The form can be switched between View mode and Edit mode. In View mode, the Edit button is shown on the Action Pane. In Edit mode, the Save button is shown on the Action Pane, and the Read mode and Revert buttons are shown on the framework-provided Options tab.