I’ve come across numerous inquiries on developer forums lately concerning the utilization of variables in batch Apex classes. One query sought guidance on passing a variable to the execute method of a batch class, while another focused on variable accessibility in the start, execute, and finish methods of a batch. The intention of this post …
Apex email services. The short story here is that you can send email to your Salesforce Org which is then processed by some Apex logic in order to support the specific needs of your business. One of our clients uses an Apex email service to automate Case creation for customer support issues. We have another …
This series has extensively discussed Test Driven Development (TDD) and provided numerous examples along the way. Now, let’s take a step back to revisit the core principles of TDD, emphasizing why it can be an effective development strategy and reviewing its fundamentals. Test Driven Development is grounded in the idea that tests should serve as …
In the previous post on Picklist Validation, I briefly mentioned my disappointment in not being able to devise a more effective pattern for creating singletons—the optimal method for accessing constant values such as those in a picklist: Expressing my dislike for crafting singleton property accessors, I’ve invested more hours than I’d like to admit attempting …
Utilizing strongly typed query builders comes with a significant advantage: the inherent type-checking feature. This not only safeguards developers from potential errors but also prevents administrators from modifying the API name of a field or deleting it while it is referenced within Apex code. Even without considering other applications of the Schema.SObjectField class, these reasons …
In Salesforce, LWC is frequently employed to retrieve substantial data volumes from the Salesforce server and display them on the screen using either the base lightning-datatable or a customized HTML table. In this tutorial, you’ll discover how to establish a custom JavaScript pagination mechanism using the lightning data table component to paginate extensive datasets. The …
Conditional rendering is a powerful feature in LWC that allows you to dynamically show or hide content based on specific conditions. Fresh Instruction in Lightning Web Components (LWC): Starting from Spring’23, Salesforce introduced new directives for conditional rendering: lwc:if, lwc:elseif, and lwc:else. These directives are more recommended than the legacy if:true|false . Initial One: Basic Conditional Display This snippet will …
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Everyone is familiar with how permission sets offer a means to manage Salesforce access. With Apex, we can dynamically handle the assignment and removal of permission sets for users. Here’s an example demonstrating how you can unassign a permission set from a user using an Apex trigger: In this trigger, we initially fetch a collection …
Revoke The permission Set From The User Using An Apex Trigger. Read More »
The Salesforce Lightning Design System (SLDS) incorporates a versatile grid system, enabling the creation of responsive layouts for webpages and applications. Below is an illustration of utilizing the grid system to establish a three-column layout for a webpage: In this instance, the slds-grid class establishes a container for the columns, while the slds-wrap class ensures …
A Lightning Web Components (LWC) “Hero/Image Banner” component is a customized element designed for showcasing crucial information or content on a webpage. Generally featuring a prominent image or visual element, a headline, and accompanying text or details, the hero component’s specific design and capabilities will vary based on the particular implementation and project requirements. Below …
