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How to display the Salesforce Lightning related list buttons in place of edit and delete links?
Opportunity have a related list some x object , and having buttons a,b.these buttons are visible in classic mode. But in lightning the related list object x showing edit and delete buttons or links , if I open the record of that related list those a,b buttons are visible . How to show the a,b buttons in the place of edit and delete links
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Hi,
I don't think that you can change the standard button as per your need, you need to create you would use Quick Actions instead of buttons in Lightning.
Hope this helps.
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