23 Apr 2008
Written by Ale — Tagged with: Google, Maps, S-Controls, Script
Many have asked me how to integrate Google Maps in a Salesforce.com page to pinpoint a specific address on the map. The example we're going to see today is how to add an inline map to pinpoint an Account billing address.
The finished product
Here's a screenshot of what we are going to get:
Let's get started
Right so, let's see what we need:
First off you need a Google Map API Key ...
22 Feb 2008
Written by Ale — Tagged with: Email2Case, Gmail, Google
I like Google, infact, I really love many of Google's apps. There are many reasons to use Gmail - Google's 'new kind of webmail' - and one of those is that it offers IMAP access. This is great for those of you who've been waiting to use the Salesforce's Email2Case tool, and today I'm going to explain how to configure it to be used with Gmail.
Email2Case? What is ...
16 Feb 2008
Written by Ale — Tagged with: Deconding Salesforce
Decoding Salesforce is back with a brand new look! We've been busy during the last few months, but we'll find some time to write something new in this space. Let us know what you think about the new skin; stay tuned for more :)
2 Apr 2007
Written by Ale — Tagged with: Fields, IDs, Structure, URLs
Often people ask me how to get fields IDs in order to build their custom links. I thought it would have been helpful to write a post about this. Let's see how to get a field ID for custom and standard fields.
Custom Fields
In order to get the ID of a custom field proceed this way:
Click on Setup, then on Customize, select the Object you desire (e.g.: Leads) and ...
31 Jan 2007
Written by Ale — Tagged with: Custom Links, Formulas, Script, URLs
In my last post I explained how to build a simple web custom link; more complex custom links can be used to pass data from your Salesforce records, user information, or company information to another website or application; it can also be used to pass variables from one Salesforce object to another.
Let's see how to create a custom link to pass fields values from a Salesforce object to ...
18 Jan 2007
Written by Ale — Tagged with: DataLoader, Issues
There appears to be an issue with AppExchange Data Loader 8; even though you specify the proxy server it cannot connect to Salesforce.com, the error you may get is: "Failed to send request to https://www.salesforce.com/services/Soap/u/8.0". There should be no problems if you connect without passing through a proxy server. In the meantime you can download AppExchange Data Loader 7 from here, until version 8 is fixed.
Update: Data Loader ...
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