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Ed055Ed055 

Change standard button label of custom object

Hi,

I'm new to visualforce and apex and need some help. I have custom object "Account Consultant" with one to many relationship with account. On the account page I have related list "Account Consultants"  The issue is that on the account page there is "New Account Consultant" button in that related list. Users are getting confused with the lable as they think they will be able to create new consultant from there .
I would like to rename that button "Assign consultant"  
 

How would I do that ? Thanks for help.
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Hi ED055

You can go through the following link for more clarity.
http://www.nimbleams.com/blog/2013/4/19/replace-the-log-a-call-button-label-and-more!/


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Ravi KothariRavi Kothari
i think..you can not rename this .. unless you want to delete this relationship and recreate it
Grazitti TeamGrazitti Team
If you have a SControl embedded in Standard detail page, the label of the standard button could be changed.
I did it earlier. Let me know if you are using it.

If you are not using SControls try to get the URL of the button and add to your custom button code. Make few changes to make it work
{!URLFOR($Action.<<StandardObject>>.<<Button Name>>)}


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Grazitti TeamGrazitti Team
Hi ED055

You can go through the following link for more clarity.
http://www.nimbleams.com/blog/2013/4/19/replace-the-log-a-call-button-label-and-more!/


And don't forget to mark this answer as best, if answer this helps you :-)

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Regards,
Grazitti Team
Web: www.grazitti.com
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