Today I got a following requirement for a Community Cloud.
Can we have a link in a community header or navigation bar or menu, that will redirect user to its related Account? So that we show his Account details?
Senior Salesforce Developer / Consultant
Today I got a following requirement for a Community Cloud.
Can we have a link in a community header or navigation bar or menu, that will redirect user to its related Account? So that we show his Account details?
In one of the projects, there was a requirement to allow Finance Users to update currency rates. But managing currencies in Salesforce require having both “Customize Application” and “View Setup and Configuration” permissions. That would give access to multiple setup features, not only related to currencies.
That brought me a question – what if there are more organizations with similar need. How to allow Finance User to update currency rates without having to ask System Admin to do that?
I recently had a problem – I needed to
Although retrieving is easy, manual cleaning takes some time. Especially when you have to do the same from time to time.
This might happen if we have different API version between orgs, or a
managed package installed in source org and not in destination org.
There are projects where I work on lead conversion and I have to move lead mapping from one sandbox to another (or production). As I do it quite rarely, I always have to Google how exactly should I do it. This post is my memo about doing it using ANT.
Have you ever received Insufficient Privileges error after trying to access some record? Or maybe one of your Salesforce users reported this problem?
Not everyone knows that Salesforce provides a handy feature that allows checking why a specific user has access to some record (for standard or custom object).
Tasks are things to do, a “point in time” (no duration), such a prepare meeting notes, set up conference room. They can be set in a future and they have dates and statuses. You can have assigned to yourself or that someone else has assigned to you. Events on the other hand…
When you are going through loop in a trigger you don’t have access to Record Type name like RecordType.Name, you can only access Id as RecordTypeId. Here’s the solution.
To get code coverage of a class or all classes you can use Tooling API on objects like:
The best way is run queries using Developer Console
Winter ’14 introduced the ability to receive name and type in Apex and SOQL queries. We can use CronJobDetail relationship to get the job’s name and type. Here are examples:
When I was preparing my first change set, I was a bit surprised that I couldn’t get information about what was changed recently. Then I learned that there is Audit Trail which stores this kind of information as a changelog.
So I prepared a tool where you can upload a CSV file (from View Audit Trail section) and it will show you the changes made in the system (changed Apex classes, VF pages, objects, fields, profiles etc.).