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What is S-Control in Salesforce?
What is S-Control?
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Hi Saddam,
S-control is used to add your own functionality to your Salesforce organization. Whether you are integrating a hosted application of your own or are extending your current Salesforce user interface, use s-controls to store your code or refer to code elsewhere.
Custom s-controls can contain any type of content that you can display in a browser, for example, a Java applet, an Active-X control, an Excel file, or a custom HTML Web form.
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S-controls provide a flexible, open means of extending the Salesforce user interface, including the ability to create and display your own custom data forms. But, Visualforce pages supersede s-controls. Organizations that haven't previously useds-controls can't create them
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