To fetch the Opportunity IDs of the user who is logged into the Experience Site, you can write a SOQL query on the Opportunity object with a filter on the OwnerId field, which represents the user who owns the opportunity.
Here is an example of how you can write a query to fetch the Opportunity IDs for the logged-in user:
Id loggedInUserId = UserInfo.getUserId();
List<Opportunity> oppList = [SELECT Id FROM Opportunity WHERE OwnerId =: loggedInUserId];
In this example, we first get the Id of the logged-in user using the UserInfo.getUserId() method. We then use this Id to query the Opportunity object to fetch all the opportunities owned by this user.
You can use this query in your Apex code or controller to get the Opportunity IDs for the logged-in user.
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1) get the record-ID of that user - it's part of the URL when you display that User record in your Salesforce UI. For instance , on my system it looks like https://mydomain.lightning.force.com/lightning/setup/ManageUsers/page?address=%2F005511000074XGN%3Fnoredirect%3D1%26isUserEntityOverride%3D1 and the record-ID of that User record is 005511000074XGN , the part between %2F and %3F . 2) Fire up your favorite querying tool such as Workbench or Fusekit. 3) The opportunities that the user owns are returned by:this SOQL query SELECT Id, Name FROM Opportunity WHERE OwnerId = '005500000074XGN' Instead of the OwnerID field one could use CreatedBy , it all depends on what exactly you want to find.
To fetch the Opportunity IDs of the user who is logged into the Experience Site, you can write a SOQL query on the Opportunity object with a filter on the OwnerId field, which represents the user who owns the opportunity.
Here is an example of how you can write a query to fetch the Opportunity IDs for the logged-in user:
Id loggedInUserId = UserInfo.getUserId();
List<Opportunity> oppList = [SELECT Id FROM Opportunity WHERE OwnerId =: loggedInUserId];
In this example, we first get the Id of the logged-in user using the UserInfo.getUserId() method. We then use this Id to query the Opportunity object to fetch all the opportunities owned by this user.
You can use this query in your Apex code or controller to get the Opportunity IDs for the logged-in user.
If it helps , please mark this as Best Answer. Thank you.
// Get the current user's ID
Id userId = UserInfo.getUserId();
// Query the Opportunity object and filter by the current user's ID
List<Opportunity> opportunities = [SELECT Id FROM Opportunity WHERE OwnerId = :userId];
// Loop through the opportunities and get the IDs
List<Id> opportunityIds = new List<Id>();
for(Opportunity opp : opportunities) {
opportunityIds.add(opp.Id);
}
// The opportunityIds list now contains the IDs of all the opportunities owned by the current user
This code retrieves the ID of the currently logged-in user using the UserInfo.getUserId() method. It then queries the Opportunity object and filters by the OwnerId field to only retrieve opportunities owned by the current user. Finally, it loops through the results and adds the opportunity IDs to a list.
Note that you may need to modify this code depending on your specific use case and how your experience site is set up. You may also want to add error handling and other checks to ensure that the code behaves correctly in all situations.
If you find my answer helpful, please mark it as the best answer. Thanks!
To fetch the Opportunity IDs of the user who is logged into the Experience Site, you can write a SOQL query on the Opportunity object with a filter on the OwnerId field, which represents the user who owns the opportunity.
Here is an example of how you can write a query to fetch the Opportunity IDs for the logged-in user:
In this example, we first get the Id of the logged-in user using the UserInfo.getUserId() method. We then use this Id to query the Opportunity object to fetch all the opportunities owned by this user.
You can use this query in your Apex code or controller to get the Opportunity IDs for the logged-in user.
If it helps , please mark this as Best Answer.
Thank you.
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https://mydomain.lightning.force.com/lightning/setup/ManageUsers/page?address=%2F005511000074XGN%3Fnoredirect%3D1%26isUserEntityOverride%3D1
and the record-ID of that User record is 005511000074XGN , the part between %2F and %3F .
2) Fire up your favorite querying tool such as Workbench or Fusekit.
3) The opportunities that the user owns are returned by:this SOQL query
SELECT Id, Name FROM Opportunity WHERE OwnerId = '005500000074XGN'
Instead of the OwnerID field one could use CreatedBy , it all depends on what exactly you want to find.
To fetch the Opportunity IDs of the user who is logged into the Experience Site, you can write a SOQL query on the Opportunity object with a filter on the OwnerId field, which represents the user who owns the opportunity.
Here is an example of how you can write a query to fetch the Opportunity IDs for the logged-in user:
In this example, we first get the Id of the logged-in user using the UserInfo.getUserId() method. We then use this Id to query the Opportunity object to fetch all the opportunities owned by this user.
You can use this query in your Apex code or controller to get the Opportunity IDs for the logged-in user.
If it helps , please mark this as Best Answer.
Thank you.
If you find my answer helpful, please mark it as the best answer. Thanks!