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paul-lmi Issue granting non-admin access to Salesforce for Twitter v2
I'm hitting a brick wall here. When a non-admin users tries to send a tweet with the new update, they get
No such column 'id' on entity 'sf4twitter__Twitter_Credentials__c'. If you are attempting to use a custom field, be sure to append the '__c' after the custom field name. Please reference your WSDL or the describe call for the appropriate names. In this instance, it is not visible to the user because the custom object has not yet been deployed
As an admin, I can't even see an object with this name. The user themselves has full access to all the Twitter related custom objects. We're not using Twitter Contributors, nor do we have a need for that.
Is this an Object, or a Custom Setting? Why would it be completely hidden from Admin view?
The objects I see, as an admin, are
Twitter_Account__c
Twitter_Contributor__c
Twitter_Follower__c
Twitter_Search__c
Twitter_Scheduler__c
Twitter_Credentials__c isn't even listed on the app's install page under View Installed Packages in the setup area.
Please help...
Hi Paul,
Did you click "Deploy" on the package detail page?
- Lauren
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Hi Paul,
Did you click "Deploy" on the package detail page?
- Lauren
I really wish the solution to this issue was more complicated. This solved it. I guess this got missed because installing apps in our org takes close to 5 minutes to finish, so we get emailed when the install is done, while others would go straight to this step.