[soldier1733]

Thank you so much for pointing me in the directions for both questions!

For the first issue, it was a required column in the Content Type that was forcing the check-in feature. Once I made that option, it went away and only brought up the properties dialog.

For the second issue, I have successfully been able to hide the “Upload with Windows Explorer” from the display. Because I also have a required ID field to match the form to the Uploaded document, I also needed to hide this field so that ID does not get modified by the end user. Here is the modified code from the link you provided:

setInterval(function(){
	var uploadDlg = $(parent.document).find("iframe[src*='/Upload.aspx']");
	var editDlg = $(parent.document).find("iframe[src*='/EditForm.aspx']");
	if(uploadDlg.length > 0){
		$(uploadDlg[0]).contents().find("#ctl00_PlaceHolderMain_UploadDocumentSection_ctl05_OpenWithExplorerLink").hide();
	}
	if(editDlg.length > 0){
		$(editDlg[0]).contents().find("#dffs_RequisitionID").hide();
		$(editDlg[0]).contents().find("#dffs_ID").hide();
	}
},500);

This even hides the fields when displaying or editing the Properties dialog through the vLookup plugin.

Thanks again!

[soldier1733]

Thank you Alex, that did the trick!!

[soldier1733]

The fields I am trying to update are People Picker fields for SP2013. Here is the output of the data object:
[object Object]
{
[functions]: ,
CEO: [
0: “Jane Doe”,
length: 1
],
COO: [
0: “John Doe”,
length: 1
],
GM: [
0: “Janice Doe”,
length: 1
],
Manager: [
0: “Jeff Doe”,
length: 1
],
Office_x0020_Location: “Corporate”,
Requestor: [
0: “Janet Doe”,
length: 1
],
Title: “REQ2015-208”
}

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