Salesforce Exam CRT-403 Topic 2 Question 64 Discussion

Actual exam question for Salesforce's CRT-403 exam

Question #: 64
Topic #: 2

An App Builder at UVC would like to prevent users from creating new records on an Account related list by overriding standard buttons. Which two should the App Builder consider before overriding standard buttons?

AStandard buttons can be changed on lookup dialogs, list views, and search result layouts

BStandard buttons can be overridden with a Visualforce page

CStandard buttons that are not available for overrides can still be hidden on page layouts

DStandard buttons can be overridden, relocated on the detail page, and relabeled

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Suggested Answer: B, C

Standard buttons can be overridden with a Visualforce page to provide custom functionality or user interface.For example, you can override the New button on an object to display a custom Visualforce page instead of the standard page layout3. Standard buttons that are not available for overrides can still be hidden on page layouts to prevent users from accessing them.For example, you can hide the Delete button on an object to prevent users from deleting records

by Lorrine at Apr 05, 2025, 11:38 PM

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Kirk

5 days ago

Hiding standard buttons? That's like trying to hide the fact that I forgot to do my homework. I'm going with B and D, the dynamic duo of app building!

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Shalon

6 days ago

Overriding standard buttons? Sounds like a job for a superhero app builder! B and D are my picks, but I hope they have a strong caffeine addiction to power through this.

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Arlyne

7 days ago

Ah, the age-old battle of standard vs. custom. I vote for B and D - let's make this app builder's life a little easier!

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Ettie

10 days ago

I think the App Builder should consider option B) Standard buttons can be overridden with a Visualforce page.

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Gregg

11 days ago

Hmm, I'm not sure about hiding standard buttons. Wouldn't that just confuse users? I'd go with B and D to keep things more transparent.

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Derick

13 days ago

I think overriding standard buttons is a great way to customize the user experience. Option B and D seem like the best choices here.

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