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New Responsive Designer hide "Close" Nintex button in header.

Since CSS is not available in the New Responsive Forms we will like to have an option to hide the "Close" Nintex buttons showed in the header when the form is open as we have an option to hide the Print to PDF.

.nx-sp-form-runtime-header {
display: none;
}

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  • Vladislav Nemet commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    I checked with the Nintex support a couple of days ago. There is no solution for this issue yet.
    As a workaround, the "Source" parameter can be changed in the form opening URL. If the URL with the needed source is used, when clicking the close button, it will work and redirect to the desired page.

  • Joyce Leak commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    This is a major defect. What is the purpose of the redirect on Save, Close or Submit, if they can just click X Close and see everything in the list?

  • Shanaka Naranpanawe commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Hi @Euan, Do we have any update on this request? a option to hide or/and redirect the close button will be a great option to have?

  • Nik commented  ·   ·  Flag as inappropriate

    Just checking in to see if we have an update on this. Being able to hide the "Close" button as suggested is a needed feature. Either having the option to hide or redirect it to a URL.

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