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Force.com Sites technology is used to build public facing websites that run on the Force.com platform. The pages of a Force.com Site are built with Visualforce. Force.com Sites is one of the two Salesforce technologies, Site.com being the other, for constructing public facing websites.
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Get the Salesforce Internal (non-Site) URL from a Site
I think I'm going to end up using a solution like this:
public String getInstanceUrl(){
String domain = [Select d.Domain From Domain d where DomainType='DNS' Limit 1].Domain;
if (domain==null){ …
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