How can I remove the 'X' close button of the dialog.

Certified Associate Developer

Hello,

How can I remove the 'X' close button of the dialog.

When creating a record action, the dialog doesn't has a 'X' close button. 

The dialog made by record action has 'X' close button by default. Is there a way that I can remove this?

When I close the screen, I want to make sure that a specific function is executed in the process. for that
It seems to be necessary to close the screen only through the close or cancel button, not the 'x' button.

Thank you.

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    Certified Lead Developer

    I'm fuzzy on how it works, but in my experience the "X" close icon only appears under certain conditions.  I think it will show up when the first form of a related action is a Start Form, but will not show up under some other circumstances (like the first form being a user input task instead, and perhaps also depending on whether that task is set up as a Quick Task or not).

    As far as I can tell this behavior is not really explained (or even addressed at all) in the Appian documentation, though if I'm wrong I hope someone will link me to the relevant article.  I just checked the general Record Actions doc page to confirm that I'm rembering correctly - there's no mention of the dialog close button there.

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    Certified Lead Developer

    I'm fuzzy on how it works, but in my experience the "X" close icon only appears under certain conditions.  I think it will show up when the first form of a related action is a Start Form, but will not show up under some other circumstances (like the first form being a user input task instead, and perhaps also depending on whether that task is set up as a Quick Task or not).

    As far as I can tell this behavior is not really explained (or even addressed at all) in the Appian documentation, though if I'm wrong I hope someone will link me to the relevant article.  I just checked the general Record Actions doc page to confirm that I'm rembering correctly - there's no mention of the dialog close button there.

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