Using Slack Block Builder renders "submit" button that is unwanted and not found in the JSON Blocks

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Using Slack Block Builder renders "submit" button that is unwanted and not found in the JSON Blocks

L3 Networker

Hello all,

I am developing a use-case in which a message is sent to a Slack channel containing a Slack block using Slack Block Builder. The message is sent and then received on the Slack Channel but there is a submit button which is appearing even though it is not defined in the Slack Block JSON. How can I remove it ?

The use-case has an accompanying Ask Task that is completed when the user clicks Yes or No but the problem is that when one of the buttons is clicked it deletes the message. Is there a way to make the message persistent but the buttons should disappear?

Cortex XSOAR 

 

PCSAE
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Hi @michaelsysec242 ,


How are you making the data collection possible without the Submit button? 

 

It seems that SlackBlockBuilder adds Submit button by default and provides no option to disable it. As a workaround, you can Duplicate the SlackBlockBuilder Automation script, comment out the below line, and use the modified version. Please be informed that this is only a workaround and may require testing in your use case to prevent any workflow failure.


code to comment out/remove:  self._add_submit_button()

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L4 Transporter

Hi @michaelsysec242 ,


How are you making the data collection possible without the Submit button? 

 

It seems that SlackBlockBuilder adds Submit button by default and provides no option to disable it. As a workaround, you can Duplicate the SlackBlockBuilder Automation script, comment out the below line, and use the modified version. Please be informed that this is only a workaround and may require testing in your use case to prevent any workflow failure.


code to comment out/remove:  self._add_submit_button()

Hello @gyldz ,

thanks a lot for your assistance. It works like a charm!

 

PCSAE
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