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AndrewXAndrewX 

Bug: File does not exist

Hi All,

 

In a previous post, I pointed out a bug in the url that Salesforce generates for my custom Visualforce page. I never got any acknowledgement that this is indeed a bug, or that it is being fixed.

 

I am now finding the same error but in reverse. Before it was putting my namespace prefix in the url when it shouldn't. I was able to find a workaround for that. See my previous post for a detailed description of the error.

 

But now, it's putting c.na2.visual.force.com/apex/MyPage instead of my_namespace.na2.visual.force.com/apex/MyPage. And I am getting 'Page MyPage does not exist' errors, and this time there is really no effective workaround short of hardcoding the url in my Apex code.

 

So, now I don't know if it's a bug or is it my code that is in error.

 

Any feedback would be welcome.

 

- Andrew

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Richie DRichie D

Hi,

 

I've not come across a bug with this but thats not to say there isn't one ;)

 

Your url should look like ***/apex/mynamespace__mypage 

 

If you link with custom buttons/links or use the $Page.myPage (VF), or Page.myPage (in apex) reference then SFDC should update to use the namespace of your package.

 

 Do you have your example to hand?

R. 

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Richie DRichie D

Hi,

 

I've not come across a bug with this but thats not to say there isn't one ;)

 

Your url should look like ***/apex/mynamespace__mypage 

 

If you link with custom buttons/links or use the $Page.myPage (VF), or Page.myPage (in apex) reference then SFDC should update to use the namespace of your package.

 

 Do you have your example to hand?

R. 

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AndrewXAndrewX

Thanks Richie,

 

I didn't realize that custom VF pages should have the namespace prepended. Is that something new in Summer '09? I haven't found anywhere in the documentation where it says he ns prefix should be prepended like that.

 

Andrew