New answers tagged lookup
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There is no available data that conclusively tells you how the record creation was initiated.
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With a few modifications, my lookup will do this. Get it here
Use like this:
<c-multi-select label="Authors Assigned" options={authors} onchange={handleAuthorChange}></c-multi-select>
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It fires because both Manager__c and TeamDirector__c are not null, so both ORs return true, thus the entire rule returns true, given this is not a new record and at least one field was changed. This should not be one validation rule, but at least two (preferably four, if I understand your intent), one for each field being validated. Trying to combine rules ...
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Create Formula field with:
"Owner:User.Department__c"
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From my knowledge, No.
But you can always choose to customize your own look up field.
Using a open-source Lookup Components built by lwc is a good way to go.
sfdc-ui-lookup-lwc is probably the most powerful lookup component so far and me myself is using it, too.
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Given the VF controller has a valid contactId, then creating a Case wouuld look like
public PageReference submitCase() {
this.feedback = new Case(
ContactId = ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters().get('contactid'),
Description = '...',
Subject = '..'
}
insert this.feeback;
return this.thankyou;
}
assuming that the ...
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So, the basic pattern you're going to need is the following:
getter for the selectList - note the test for null value
public List<SelectOption> DExtraList {
get {
if (DExtraList == null) {
...construct the selectList by querying the objects
}
return DExtraList;
} private set;
}
action method that is signaled when product ...
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