I want to know if there is a way to stop being prompted to automatically add new custom fields to page layouts? I have a few developers that "forget" to uncheck that box and then the fields are mobilized to all the layouts. This is not ideal and would love to disable this feature. If this is not the correct forum to ask this question please let me know where and I will move it.
This question in salesforce formus:
https://success.salesforce.com/ideaView?id=08730000000gPfwAAE
Describes perfectly my question but never got answered.
There is no solution to this, the developers just need to pay attention when creating fields
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I am new to Sales Force and I don't know how to continue, I have searched and searched but I have not been able to solve it myself.
I have created a data table with Ligthing and Aura Component, I'll explain what I want to do exactly: Two dataTable that show -> the first: the level 1 accounts. The second: the level 2 accounts.
With a button that when the selections are changed from one account to another.
Right now I can show all accounts but only that.
Can you please expand on your question?
I see that you tagged Salesforce Marketing Cloud, but I am unsure how or where that plugs into your question. It would be really helpful to get more information on what you are trying to do. Try including the code you have or the outcome you are looking for.
I'm trying to make a deck builder for a game (cardsandcastle), I will show every card (each one will be a button) that will change a value of how many cards (database) of that one will be on the deck when clicked (if/switch condition with radio button options).
What I'm asking is how or what code needs to put on the click event to set that value on my database (have searched for something similar, but only found big codes that cand identify which code belongs to database interaction)
Thanks for the clarification. That code is simple javascript, so it might be worth asking your question with a javascript tag.
I was unaware of this, but apparently Wix provides a development platform called Corvid. Neither Wix nor Corvid are tags that can be used on Stack Overflow, but the platform makes use of features like node.js, which is well represented here.
Probably the best place for you to start is in the Tutorials and Examples provided by Wix. Check out:
Creating a to-do list
Creating a Form for Editing Data in a Database Collection
Displaying Database Content on a Regular Page
I hope this helps!
We have some buttons on our contact page that via javascript update a handful of hidden fields on the object. We are moving to the lightning UI and I understand these are not supported, but am struggling to decipher the documentation on the best replacement. Can someone help point me in the right direction.
Requirement is to update several fields on the contact that is currently on the screen... nothing more, other than we don't use chatter so nothing with the feed please.
The Winter 17 release included the ability to create Actions based on Lightning Components. This is most likely the way you will want to go to convert your existing JavaScript buttons. I would suggest you check out this new Trailhead that was just released which is specifically about Lightning Alternatives to JavaScript buttons.
I am also working on a course for Pluralsight about Lightning development and this is one of the areas I plan on covering since it is so applicable to a lot of people right now. I am not sure if you realize this but by next year, any JavaScript buttons you have will no longer work (even in classic). It is part of a 3 phased approach that Salesforce is implementing to phase them out for security reasons.
Good luck in your conversion. I wish I could say it will be easy, but at least now it is possible.
Best.
Sara
I search this question on uncle google, and in this site, but didn't find a explicit answer.
Can you guys teach me how to make an extension point from an existing core functionality on dotnetnuke7?
For example, I want to change the default behaviour of the "add new page" functionality, implementing different permissions according to user's profile.
Sorry for any English mistake, thanks.
DNN is open source meaning you can download the source code and check under the hood how things are done. Then you can make a module that has a custom implementation of what you want to do. Every good module developer always has a copy of the source code for reference. Otherwise you are asking someone to do the work for you. Good luck
I'm a Ui/Ux designer, and I've been asked to give some advice on the architecture of an iPhone app, the said app implies a section called 'Help and guides' for the users to know how to properly enter their data in the app. While analyzing the app, I was going to recommand that it may be interesting to put that part in the settings, and I was challenged about the reason I would do that. All I could come up with was that it was kind of a habit to put it there. But indeed, why would we put the help in the settings?
While doing some research, it appears that the help and the FAQs are often placed in the settings of the apps, and I was wondering why. Even though it seems obvisous to me that this has evolve into a known pattern to the user, I was wondering if there was a proper justification for this practice. Any ideas or clues?
From my research into this as I am currently designing Android and IOS Apps. The reason to group both these items under the one menu is to keep the screen as clutter less as possible. Due to the screen size of a mobile phone, the need for space is high so removing the buttons by grouping them under the one menu helps greatly.
I would suggest possibly making a Menu button with the options to access help & settings as subheadings personally.