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namespace being stripped out
I have a custom button with javascript - when i use namespace prefix to refer to a custom setting - it gets stripped out when i look at it again in eclipe
e.g. in javascript body - {!$Setup.xxx__LL_Config__c.xxx__ServerUrl__c} get reset to {!$Setup.LL_Config__c.ServerUrl__c}. But when i go to salesforce site and look at the custom button - i see the namespace still there. Also when i package up the app and then install it in another org, and look at the custom button - i see the namespace stripped out - just like i see it in my eclipse. BTW my eclipse project is based on the package.
You answered your own question. A managed package ignores the namespace you are in, thus your code will not reflect that namespace in Eclipse. If you were developing in a non-managed app or in code that references a different namespace, it would appear. This transition haapens automatically; it is not possible to deploy code for a namespace in a different namespace, so it is never ambigious.
Example:
Let us say you have orgs A, B, and C. A is a developer edition with the namespace A. B is also a developer edition, with namespace B. Finally, C is just a normal Enterprise Edition account.
A button created in org A has the A namespace. Once uploaded to the AppExchange, you can install it in org B.
Now, if you write code in org B, you can reference the button from org A using the A namespace (A__), while org B would not need a prefix for a new button.
Now, if the packages A and B are installed into org C, you would see A__ and B__ prefixes, since C does not have its own namespace.
You can't "install" managed code using the metadata API, so there's never a scenario where you would need the prefix in the code when working on a managed package; you would instead need to upload the package and install it using the appropriate install link.
i am having a problem based on this namespace prefix being stripped out.
like i said - i have a opportuntity and event custom buttons and in the button i use {!$Setup.LL_Config__c.ServerUrl__c} - this works ok in the developement envir. But when i package up a beta and have another org (B) install the package - the $Setup does not get any value. I look at the custom buttons and no prefix exists. So in org B , I edit the custom buttons (make no changes) and save it. All of a sudden the namespace prefix appears and the $Setup does get the expected value and the app works. What is going on? BTW org B is also a developer edition.
Also i install the package in org B using the URL created when the package was uploaded. I did not put the beta into the app exchange.
This is not consistent - some objects and components have the prefix and some do not.