Update the Edit Button on the Group Members and Details Component (Managed Package)
Give users access to your custom household management business process by creating a
custom action that replaces the default edit button on the Group Members and Details component
with a link to your business process. During configuration, you can also prevent inadvertent
navigation to the default business process by hiding the record actions menu in group member
cards.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited
Editions
Note Your custom household management business process must be created using Aura to show it
in the Group Members and Details component.
This is a Financial Services Cloud managed package feature.
Create a custom label for the button that replaces the edit button on the Group Members and
Details component.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Custom Labels, and then
click Custom Labels.
Click New Custom Label.
Enter a Short Description.
Enter a Name.
Enter a Value for the new name of the edit button. For example, enter Custom
Household Business Process.
Save your changes.
To enable the button, configure the Group Member Setting.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Custom Metadata Types,
and then click Custom Metadata Types.
Click Manage Records next to Group Member Setting.
Click New to create a new record or edit an existing record if you
have one.
Select Hide Record Actions.
Enter your custom button name in the Edit Button Custom Name field. This value extracts
the new custom label value.
Enter your custom component name in the Edit Component Name field. This value points the
button to your custom household management business process.
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