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Visualforce components encapsulate a common design pattern and can be reused several times in one or more Visualforce pages. Salesforce provides a library of standard, pre-built components, such as <apex:relatedList> and <apex:dataTable>, that can be used to develop Visualforce pages. In addition, you can build your own custom components to augment this library.
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Working with JQuery inside apex:repeat or apex:pageBlockTable
In your particular case you could get all elements with a particular value and count the number of objects returned:
function checkAffiliationLimit()
{
if (jQuery('.pfClass[value="Yes"]').length …
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How to clear input text field value inside a block
You can generally accomplish this with a css selector. You can either search for all elements with ids containing your textboxes' ID, or add a class to the textboxes to search for:
textarea[id*='sea …
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