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How to Write a Apex trigger on Event to autopopulate Title of Contacts in Salesforce?
How to Write a Apex trigger on Event to autopopulate Title of Contacts in Relatedto field of Event and display them separated by commas? Can anyone help me in writing the trigger for this.
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Custom button for creating Event can pass url query parameters and prepopulate field values.
Something like this works for Task:
/00T/e?
followup=1&
retURL=%2F{!Contact.Id}&
who_id={!Contact.Id}&
what_id={!Account.Id}&
tsk5=LVM&tsk6=Left+a+voicemail+for+{!Contact.Name}
&tsk5_fu=FU+VM+w+{!Contact.Name}+fr+{!Account.Name}&
tsk4_fu={!TODAY()+2}&
00NG0000008GDEN=Phones&
00NG0000008GDEN_fu=Phones+FU&
save=xand will replicate standard `Log A Call` button functionality to be under click of custom button `LVM`
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