Courses Education Pega - CSA and CSSA

How enable and disable button will work in UI pages on pega ?

December 24, 2022
theguestblogging
Share with Love

In Pega, you can enable and disable buttons in UI pages using rules. Here’s an overview of the process:

  1. Identify the button that you want to enable or disable.
  2. Create a rule for the button, such as a button rule or a harness rule.
  3. In the rule’s properties, navigate to the “Appearance” tab.
  4. In the “Appearance” tab, you will see a property called “Enabled”.
  5. To enable the button, set the “Enabled” property to “True”. To disable the button, set the “Enabled” property to “False”.

You can also control the enable/disable state of a button using conditional expressions or by setting the value of the “Enabled” property in the code of your application. For example, you might disable a button if a certain field has not been completed, or enable a button when a certain condition is met.

 

—————————- OR —————————–

 

In Pega, you can enable or disable buttons in the user interface (UI) by using rules or by modifying the UI layout.

To enable or disable a button using a rule, you can create a when rule with a condition that determines when the button should be enabled or disabled. For example, you might create a when rule that enables a button when a certain field has a certain value, or disables a button when a certain field is blank.

To modify the UI layout to enable or disable a button, you can use the “Visible” property of the button. You can set the “Visible” property to “True” to make the button visible, or to “False” to hide the button.

You can also use a combination of these approaches, by using a when rule to set the “Visible” property of the button based on a condition.

Here is an example of how you might use a when rule to enable or disable a button in Pega:

  1. Create a when rule with a condition that determines when the button should be enabled or disabled. For example, you might create a when rule that enables a button when a certain field has a certain value, or disables a button when a certain field is blank.
  2. In the actions section of the when rule, set the “Visible” property of the button to “True” or “False” based on the condition. For example, if the condition is met, you might set the “Visible” property to “True” to enable the button, or to “False” to disable it.
  3. Save and activate the when rule.

This is just one example of how you can enable or disable buttons in Pega. There are many other approaches you can take, depending on your specific requirements and the needs of your application.

How to save a record in Pega by using best practice