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Tuesday, 9 July 2013
REQUIRED CHECKBOX VALIDATION?
So
we now how to enable a required field in a record, but how about making a requried checkbox
in your Salesforce form? well it's simple
and here is how to do it:
Field 1: Lookup field called :
"Account"
Field 2: Date field called
"Date"
Field 3: Date field called
"Expected Completion Date"
Field4: Checkbox called
"Review""
AND(Review__c = FALSE, OR( NOT(ISBLANK(Account__c)), NOT(ISBLANK(Date__c)), NOT(ISBLANK(Expected_Completion__Date__c)))) |
and now, If the user enters data in to any one, any two, or all three fields, but does NOT check the box, an error will be thrown.
"SYSTEM.QUERYEXCEPTION: LIST HAS NO ROWS FOR ASSIGNMENT TO SOBJECT"
So I was quering Account a = [Select
name from account where id=: strld];
and an exception was thrown: System.QueryExceptoin:
List has no rows for assignment to SObject.
Here is the mistake I made and how to fix it:
List<Account>lst = [Select name from account where id=: strld];
WORKBENCH FOR SALESFORCE ?
What is WorkBench ?
Here is the another interesting GUI based tool for Salesforce though announced in Dreamforce before, this is a free tool from Salesforce.com and not just limited for developers. Other than developer related offering, this tool leverage bunch of different features that you can access through web-based UI to work with Salesforce
Workbench pleasant features
- Query the results, download bulk XML and .csv files
- Pretty structured information is provided alike Data Loader
- Offer more data load options than data loader
- Offer tons of options for developers
- Handy and web based tool, with easy access to both Production and Sandbox
- Provided with Chrome extension and Firefox Add-on to ease the life
Some Limitations
- Can't save the data load mapping, which is turn-off
- Can't schedule, no scheduled options
Workbench is insanely powerful tool for admins and developer to interact with Salesforce.com. This purely web-based tool that uses oauth to connect your salesforce org. The WorkBench use force.com API and supports bulk api calls, rest call, streaming data and surprisingly these all do not end here. The best feature I like about this application is SOQL query calls from to Salesforce cloud right away with pretty interactive interface
You can query, manipulate data and the metadata in Salesforce org, this also leverage advance features like debug logs and backward compatibility testing and single sign-on integration
Query Results and Pagination
Query results are shown there itself while in the old versions, the users were required to jump from page to page to retrieve records, but now with pagination support, the row number on SOQL query results continue from page to page and make data view pretty easy
Browser Support
Workbench comes with chrome extension that ease the access, and in no time work bench is ready to use and can be pulled up right inside your favorite chrome browser
How to get started with Workbench ?
Tuesday, 25 June 2013
Summer13 Release Features
Some Of The available Features With summer13 are Listed Below,
1.Approval Processes now available in change sets and exposed through the Metadata API
2.Publisher actions are available in change sets and are supported in both managed and unmanaged packages.
3.Summer ’13 introduces a new computer-telephony integration (CTI) Visualforce component— support:clickToDia.
4.Summer ’13 introduces a new Visualforce component, chatter:userPhotoUpload that lets users upload a photo to their Chatter profile page
5.The maximum size for a SOQL query has been increased to 20,000 characters
6.Use Chatter in Apex to build Chatter integrations and custom UIs without making HTTP callouts Because Chatter in Apex exposes many Chatter API resources as Apex classes in the ConnectApi namespace
7.Global Actions
8. Communities
1.Approval Processes now available in change sets and exposed through the Metadata API
2.Publisher actions are available in change sets and are supported in both managed and unmanaged packages.
3.Summer ’13 introduces a new computer-telephony integration (CTI) Visualforce component— support:clickToDia.
4.Summer ’13 introduces a new Visualforce component, chatter:userPhotoUpload that lets users upload a photo to their Chatter profile page
5.The maximum size for a SOQL query has been increased to 20,000 characters
6.Use Chatter in Apex to build Chatter integrations and custom UIs without making HTTP callouts Because Chatter in Apex exposes many Chatter API resources as Apex classes in the ConnectApi namespace
7.Global Actions
8. Communities
Thursday, 20 June 2013
Adding Rows Dynamically to Page block Table ?
Apex:
public
class MemberPopup
{
public List<Account> memberList
{get;set;}
public List<Account> memberAddList
{get;set;}
public String memberName {get;set;}
public MemberPopup()
{
String sql = 'SELECT Name,Company__c
FROM Account';
memberList = Database.Query(sql);
memberAddList = new List<Account>();
memberAddList.add(new Account());
}
public void AddRow()
{
memberAddList.add(new Account());
}
}
VF Page:
<apex:page
controller="MemberPopup" >
<apex:form
>
<apex:pageBlock id="membAdd"
>
<apex:pageblockSection >
<apex:pageBlockTable
value="{!memberAddList}" var="m" >
<apex:column
headerValue="Member Name">
<apex:inputField
value="{!m.Name}"/>
</apex:column>
<apex:column
headerValue="Mobile Number">
<apex:inputField
value="{!m.Company__c}"/>
</apex:column>
<apex:column
headerValue="eMail Id">
<apex:inputField
value="{!m.Account_Status__c}"/>
</apex:column>
</apex:pageBlockTable>
<br/><apex:commandLink
value="Add Row" action="{!addRow}"
reRender="membAdd"/>
</apex:pageblockSection>
<apex:pageblockSection
columns="1" >
<apex:pageblockSectionItem >
<apex:commandButton
value="Save" />
<apex:commandButton
value="Cancel" />
</apex:pageblockSectionItem>
</apex:pageblockSection>
</apex:pageBlock>
</apex:form>
</apex:page>
how to get a picklist values in apex controller?
Apex:
public class PicklistController{
public Lead lead{get;set;}
public
List<SelectOption> statusOptions {get;set;}
// Constructor called
when page is accessed.
public PicklistController()
{
lead = new Lead();
statusOptions =
new List<SelectOption>();
// Use
DescribeFieldResult object to retrieve status field.
Schema.DescribeFieldResult statusFieldDescription = Lead. Status.getDescribe();
// For each
picklist value, create a new select option
for
(Schema.Picklistentry picklistEntry: statusFieldDescription.getPicklistValues())
{
statusOptions.add(new SelectOption(
pickListEntry.getValue(),pickListEntry.getLabel()));
// obtain and
assign default value
}
}
}
VF Page:
<apex:page controller="PicklistController">
Please selectValue:
<apex:form >
<apex:selectList size="1" value="{!led.Status}">
<apex:selectOptions value="{!statusOptions}"/>
</apex:selectList>
</apex:form>
</apex:page>
Screen Shot:
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