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edited Sep 23, 2016 at 11:41

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You don't even need any controller. The <apex:enhancedList> tag gives you a very similar view to the out of the box object tab. You can also set the tabStyle attribute.

<apex:page>page tabStyle="MyObject__c">
    <apex:enhancedList type="MyObject__c" height="300" rowsPerPage="10" />
</apex:page>

You don't even need any controller. The <apex:enhancedList> tag gives you a very similar view to the out of the box object tab.

<apex:page>
    <apex:enhancedList type="MyObject__c" height="300" rowsPerPage="10" />
</apex:page>

You don't even need any controller. The <apex:enhancedList> tag gives you a very similar view to the out of the box object tab. You can also set the tabStyle attribute.

<apex:page tabStyle="MyObject__c">
    <apex:enhancedList type="MyObject__c" height="300" rowsPerPage="10" />
</apex:page>

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created Sep 23, 2016 at 11:27

Adrian Larson ♦

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You don't even need any controller. The <apex:enhancedList> tag gives you a very similar view to the out of the box object tab.

<apex:page>
    <apex:enhancedList type="MyObject__c" height="300" rowsPerPage="10" />
</apex:page>