Questions tagged [string.format]
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Issue with Export to Csv when name consists of comma
we are trying to export data into csv file using Apex and Visualforce page in Salesforce .
The data is being exported but we have an issue .
Here we are exporting record from an object(Text Fields) .
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Passing dynamic query strings in the endpoint for the callout
We have been making an call out to an endpoint which till now was just accepting comma separated strings(two values) like /callme?ids='abc,xyz'.I implemented that as shown below and it worked fine:
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Is there a way to invoke Salesforce's phone number formatter on a given string?
I want to take all the phone numbers for a given contact in from a SOQL query (which provides the phone number in a raw format) and then have all of the phone numbers in this format as options in a ...
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Parse JSON response
I create a record in one system and that creates the similar record in another and returns the corresponding ID from the destination system which I would to stamp in my source.
Deserialized the ...
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Apex Error (Image to PDF conversion) : BLOB is not a valid UTF-8 string
So i have this task where i have to convert the image uploaded in Notes and Attachment object to PDF. For that i created a trigger(before insert) on Attachment object and used the below mentioned code,...
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AMPScript/GTL function to check if variable is string or a numeric
Need to check a type of variable in ampscript, in order to use FormatNumber function(that can only work with integer variables).
I tried the Handlebars function {{isString()}}, but can't make it ...
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Escaping single quote character breaks String.format(stringToFormat, formattingArguments) [duplicate]
When I run this code:
String.format('Dear {0}, Don\'t forget .... {1} .... {2}', args);
Token 0 is replaced, but token 1 and 2 appear as {1} and {2}
This is caused by the backslash escaping the ...
