Hi Mike,

1.Yes, when we did the integration with the external system we faced the data duplicacy issue.

We created the external Id field on the objects through that we were able to resolve the duplicacy issue.

2. We also faced the issue on API limit get exceeded.

This was because there was huge data on external system and it was getting synced…[Read more]

Hi Bhavesh,

I don’t think so it’s possible. Because once you add any field to the managed package it cannot be removed.

If we depreciate it stops that URL to get installed anywhere else.

There is one patch org. I don’t know whether is it supported by salesforce now. Through that patch org you can get the sub version of you managed package.

Hi Bhavesh,

It is not possible. Because once you add any field to the managed package it cannot be removed.

If we depreciate it stops that URL to get installed anywhere else.

There is one patch org. I don’t know whether is it supported by salesforce now. Through that patch org you can get the sub version of you managed package.

Hi Bhavesh,

I don’t think so its possible. Because once you add any field to the managed package it cannot be removed.

If we depreciate it stops that URL to get installed anywhere else.

There is one patch org. I don’t know whether is it supported by salesforce now. Through that patch org you can get the sub version of you managed package.

Hi Debbie,

You can pass variables using the standard HTTP URL parameters. So from the lead page you can have a link to launch a flow and pass the leadID as the following nax.salesforce.com/flow/myLeadFlow?vaLeadID={!ID}

where vaLeadID is the unique name of the variable in flow.

<apex:page>
<flow:interview name=”MyFlow”>
<apex:param name=”var1″…

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Hi Debbie,

You can pass variables using the standard HTTP URL parameters. So from the lead page you can have a link to launch a flow and pass the leadID as the following nax.salesforce.com/flow/myLeadFlow?vaLeadID={!ID}

where vaLeadID is the unique name of the variable in flow.

<apex:page>
<flow:interview name=”MyFlow”>
<apex:param name=”var1″…

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Hi Pranav,

Currently this feature is not available in lightning. I guess it would be available by Spring ’17 or Summer ’17 releases.

Hi Pranav,

Currently this feature is not available in lightning. I guess it would be availabe by Spring ’17 or Summer ’17 releases.

Hi Mohit,

Please refer to the link below :-

https://success.salesforce.com/answers?id=90630000000guBkAAI

Hi Pranav,

This will lead to a lot of conditionally rendered tags. You might consider having separate page for “view” and separate for “new/edit” but use same controller extension if you really want.

New: /apex/override?retURL=%2F006%2Fo&save_new=1&sfdc.override=1
View: /apex/override?id=0067000000AH3ME&sfdc.override=1
Edit:…[Read more]

Hi Pranav,

You can use the validation rule for this.

Hi Mohit,

The first is casting. The second is calling a static method on the Id class.

One major advantage of the former is that it is more null safe.

Id idVal1 = (Id)null; // works
Id idVal2 = Id.valueOf(null); // blows up

First one is better.

Hi Mohit,

You can configure your remoting call using these three parameters “buffer”,”timeout” and “escape”. Usually written at the end of a call.

You have to look for the parameter “buffer”.

Whether to group requests executed close to each other in time into a single request. The default is true.

So to make your individual call to the…[Read more]

Hi Tanu,

Here is the sample code :-

Note :- For youTube use their embed URL instead of buffering URL.

Hi Mohit,

By account fields do you mean the account name records or something else?