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Visualforce relates to questions where the Visualforce language or framework are concerned. This is primarily VF pages, components, PDF rendering, and email templates. This would only cross-over to Lightning where Lightning Out (Lightning for VF) or VF pages using SLDS or being used in LEX. Where a question relates to Apex invoked as part of a VF page, this tag would also be appropriate.
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How do I find out if a user has access to a visualforce page through apex?
I want to supplement eyescream's answer to avoid an additional SOQL-query, which returns Id of a page. So, the final block of SOQL-code may also look like this:
SetupEntityAccess[] accessSettings = [ …
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Visualforce homepage components are loaded differently in several orgs
One guy talked about a similar problem, but he didn't find an answer: Sidebar visualforce iframe “sometimes” served from force.com instead of saleforce.com? … [UPDATED]:
Concrete examples of URLs:
1) URL of a Visualforce page from a package:
https://mea.cs52.visual.force.com/apex/MassEditAllActivities
2) Bad IFrame for the sidebar generated by SF in one org …
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