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You need to create a piece of code that gets the button element and change it's class from btn to btnDisabled. I'm not sure if this is possible in a standard record page, though.

Most searches on this topic are about doing this functionality in a Visualforce page (like thisthis or that). And while this seems to be doable with JavaScript, in the Salesforce Community the suggestion is to do this with a custom Visualforce page.

You need to create a piece of code that gets the button element and change it's class from btn to btnDisabled. I'm not sure if this is possible in a standard record page, though.

Most searches on this topic are about doing this functionality in a Visualforce page (like this or that). And while this seems to be doable with JavaScript, in the Salesforce Community the suggestion is to do this with a custom Visualforce page.

You need to create a piece of code that gets the button element and change it's class from btn to btnDisabled. I'm not sure if this is possible in a standard record page, though.

Most searches on this topic are about doing this functionality in a Visualforce page (like this or that). And while this seems to be doable with JavaScript, in the Salesforce Community the suggestion is to do this with a custom Visualforce page.

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You need to create a piece of code that gets the button element and change it's class from btn to btnDisabled. I'm not sure if this is possible in a standard record page, though.

Most searches on this topic are about doing this functionality in a Visualforce page (like this or that). And while this seems to be doable with JavaScript, in the Salesforce Community the suggestion is to do this with a custom Visualforce page.