I’m trying to update my Drupal application with an external script writing directly in the MySQL DB, I only need to modify one field of one specific datatype. I see it in a table named field_data_field_FIELDNAME but when I update this the application doesn’t change. I need to modify something else? Thanks
Assuming you are trying to change the field's value, try modifying both field_data_field_FIELDNAME and field_revision_field_FIELDNAME, then clear all cache.
Note that you do not actually need to clear all cache if you know what you need to clear, e.g. to clear the field's value for a particular node, you can use cache_clear_all('field:node:[your nid here]', 'cache_field');
If your are trying to change more than the field's value, I suggest you do it through the Field API.
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All I want to do is,
Add Salesforce as destination
From the Track Object, get a field
Update to Salesforce
I created a custom action
But it does not work
everytime it inserts a lead
My action is not executed
What am I doing incorrect?
Below image I am testing to create a case to see if that works.
It throws and error for not including Salesforce:true.
Not sure where to include that
I think the issue is that you are using the Create operation for the action. Instead of creating a new case, you should use an Update operation. As the form says:
If the CRUD Operation is Update an ID field mapping is required.
I can't see that you have included an ID field in your field mappings there either. You will need that ID, so that you can update your customer.
So, I've been attempting to gather picklist dependencies per Opportunity record type for my lightning components. I have been able to retrieve Standard Field dependencies by RecordType, but it the Tooling API will not return the custom field dependencies. Standard calls and queries will not work either, as they state that the field has no controlling value or dependency.
Given this information I suspected that there was a table that is hidden somewhere that contains the keys for the RecordType and FieldDefinition, hopefully with a nested Metadata object.
I found an Id in one of the parameters in the setup menu for a Record Type and Id.getSObjectType() on it. The table name is CustomFieldDefinition. However, it is not accessible via SOQL or the Tooling API.
Has anyone accessed this table? Or has anyone been able to retrieve the field-record type picklist dependencies on custom fields AND standard fields?Tooling API ResponseDebug Log with SObject Name
I think you're doing it wrong.
"Controlling field" would be another picklist or a checkbox for example, something you change during same edit action. If you have dependency to record type - in that sense it's not a controlling field. Sure, you change record type and picklist changes - but really everything would change, it should be a different page layout (different fields shown, marked readonly/required etc). There's a reason that record type change is not done on normal edit screen, you do it by clicking special link on detail view and then everything "explodes".
Have a look at "User Interface API" - set of tools meant to help your custom app (mobile? desktop?) steal recreate a normal page layout. This one might be especially useful: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.uiapi.meta/uiapi/ui_api_resources_picklist_values_collection.htm
There's even a Trailhead: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/user-interface-api (skim through whole set but especially read last module)
And since you mentioned Lightning Components - are you aware of these ready tools:
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/documentation/lwc/lwc.reference_ui_api
getPicklistValuesByRecordType
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/documentation/lwc/lwc.reference_generate_record_input_create
or maybe you don't have to code it all and stuff like <lightning-record-edit-form> with recordtypeid passed to it will solve all your problems
Have a look, if I didn't give you a working solution then at least you have some keywords to Google around. If you're still stuck - try to post a code sample as new question?
I am trying to make a batch update to Salesforce as part of a data masking project and am getting the error INVALID_FIELD_FOR_INSERT_UPDATE when I try updating fields of a particular custom object via API.
Our custom object has a few standard fields and a few custom fields. The custom fields are what I'm trying to update but I keep getting denied.
Each field that I'm trying to update is either Long Text Area(32768) or Text(255). There are no lookups, controlling fields, validation rules, nor are there field dependencies.
I am able to make modifications to other objects (Account for example) via the masking process. I am also able to make modifications to the values through the web UI on the values for this custom object.
I've tried as members of the API group as well as System Administrator.
Can anyone please point me in the right direction? I don't have access to the source code of the masking tool, but I do have elevated rights in SF.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
The exact error:
INVALID_FIELD_FOR_INSERT_UPDATE Error message: Unable to create/update fields: Name. Please check the security settings of this field and verify that it is read/write for your profile or permission set.
The funny thing is that I'm not trying to update the field "Name". Name seems to be an auto-number field on the object, but I'm not sure why this field would change value on an update to a different column.
If some one facing the same issue of not able to update the Name column because it has data type as Name.
There are 2 solutions:
If you want to push the name of human then try pushing FirstName and LastName instead. "Name" will get populated automatically.
If you want to push the name of a product then try changing the type of Name field to Text. If that doesn't work then you can push the name to either FirstName or LastName, whichever is mandatory(Just A work around).
for example i've got a form with some input fields(every form and it's inputs with validation rules are stored in database).
Every input got it's own OnChange() which posts json (i.e. new value, input element name, ...) to controller for validation, if validation passes the new value must be saved somewhere until user clicks submit button, which will save all data to database table.
And here i'd like to ask, what this special place between ui and database can be ?
p.s.
also if user closes browser/form the next time he'll come back i need to ask him if he would like to start from an empty form or fill form with values he previously entered there.
Thank You !
Cookies or intermediary database table would work for this case.
for an intermediary database like that, you could use something like MongoDB, it is really easy to get it started, you just work with the classes you have, don't need to setup any schema, you just save the objects
http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/CSharp+Driver+Tutorial
If you are submitting the entire form at the end, why can't you just store the values at that time? Is this a multi-page form(s)? Why not allow the database records to be partially filled? You could always add a bit column to mark the record as complete or incomplete. This would be much simpler than duplicating your table structure.
I'm having a pretty hard time trying to create a write-once field in a Django model. Ideally I'd want it to work like a final variable, although I can settle for simply preventing it from being edited through the admin.
I know there is a solution for read-only fields, but it also affects the add form, and I don't want the field to be read-only there.
Use get_readonly_fields(), and return a tuple with the write-once field name if obj exists, or an empty tuple if obj is None.
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/admin/#django.contrib.admin.ModelAdmin.get_readonly_fields