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I am encountering an error while creating a custom report type in my Salesforce Developer org. I am trying to report on Time Log entries, linking them to Projects and Users (Employees).
Here's my setup:
Hi everyone,
I've been trying to set up the Outlook-Salesforce integration for a two-way sync of emails and calendar events for the past two months, but unfortunately, I've made absolutely no progress. Each apparent step forward ends up just postponing the issue, and I find myself repeatedly back at square one.
The Salesforce add-in within Outlook allows me to connect, but beyond that, nothing functions as expected—I can't even recall the original error message since it happened so long ago.
Afterward, I tried Einstein Activity Capture (EAC). I've successfully set up an Office 365 configuration and assigned the necessary user permissions. Salesforce indicates that the user is "100% configured," yet doesn't show as active. According to Salesforce UI text: "An account is considered active when there is a valid connection, even when the initial sync is in progress." Despite restarting the sync multiple times, the Initial Sync Statuses (Not Started, In Progress, Complete) still show zero users in each category. The UI text also mentions that if data sync fails for a user, their status should switch to "Needs Attention," but this hasn't happened in my case. Instead, the user status displays an "Active Connected Account."
At this point, I'm desperate for help. The help articles and Salesforce documentation are so convoluted and filled with conflicting information—especially around Microsoft potentially discontinuing Outlook integration in phases starting in February 2025, and fully by 2027—that it has become nearly impossible to navigate effectively. Meanwhile, every external resource or YouTube video I've found shows flawless setups without mentioning potential errors or troubleshooting steps.
If anyone has advice, insights, or any pointers at all, I'd greatly appreciate your input. I'm truly stuck and unsure of how to proceed.
Thanks so much.
Has anyone transitioned from Live Chat to MIAW, considering Live Chat will be deprecated in February 2026? I'm currently working on the migration but have encountered an issue.
The chat button remains visible/online even when agents are offline, which wasn’t a problem with the web version of Live Chat. Due to this limitation, we're considering integrating Einstein Chatbot as a workaround.
where is the stage column and proability? i cant find that in select fields in display
#Trailhead Challenges
Check the position object and make sure the API name for the field Approver1 is correct, and the field exists, and it has the right field level security
We have a test class with version 17.0. When trying to upgrade the version to 45.0 or later, it gives an error
Error: Compile Error: Defining type for testMethod methods must be declared as IsTest at line 15 column 35
Text class is:
/**
* An apex page controller that exposes the site forgot password functionality
*/
public class ForgotPasswordController {
public String username {get; set;}
public ForgotPasswordController() {}
public PageReference forgotPassword() {
boolean success = Site.forgotPassword(username);
PageReference pr = Page.ForgotPasswordConfirm;
pr.setRedirect(true);
if (success) {
return pr;
}
return null;
}
public static testMethod void testForgotPasswordController() {
// Instantiate a new controller with all parameters in the page
ForgotPasswordController controller = new ForgotPasswordController();
controller.username = '
test@salesforce.com';
System.assertEquals(controller.forgotPassword(),null);
}
}
Please help with steps to upgrade the Apex class without error.
#Sales Cloud #Salesforce Developer
In older API versions (like 17.0), test methods could be declared using the testMethod keyword. However, in newer versions, Salesforce requires test methods to be within classes annotated with @isTest or individual methods to be annotated with @isTest
and
move your test methods out of the production class (ForgotPasswordController) into a separate test class.
Production class
public class ForgotPasswordController {
public String username { get; set; }
public ForgotPasswordController() {}
public PageReference forgotPassword() {
boolean success = Site.forgotPassword(username);
PageReference pr = Page.ForgotPasswordConfirm;
pr.setRedirect(true);
if (success) {
return pr;
}
return null;
}
}
Test Class
@IsTest
private class ForgotPasswordControllerTest {
@IsTest
static void testForgotPasswordController() {
// Instantiate a new controller
ForgotPasswordController controller = new ForgotPasswordController();
controller.username = 'test@salesforce.com';
// Call the forgotPassword method
PageReference result = controller.forgotPassword();
// Assert the expected outcome
System.assertEquals(null, result);
}
}
#Trailhead Challenges
I created a new view and added few fields on that and passing that view properties to apex for new record creation. If i am not wrong i have seen that 3000 is max length of the text input field on slack app's, and added 3000 as the max input for my fields on slack app view form. But when i tried to submit the form with max data in all the fields i am getting this error saying: System.HandledException: Component contains too much action data. Must reduce length of event definitions or properties. And then i tried submitting the form with 2500 char's in all fields and kept trying it by bringing down the max length and when i gave 250 as max length for the input parameters it worked. So is there any alternative to this issue to fix or is this a limitation.
Even though Slack allows up to 3000 characters per text input field, Salesforce has stricter limits when processing this data through its Lightning components framework.
Apex has a heap size limit of 6 MB for synchronous transactions and 12 MB for asynchronous ones. Exceeding this limit results in a System.HandledException
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=000384468&type=1What are the recommended integrations for Online Giving that are compatible with Nonprofit Cloud?
Our client is migrating from NPSP and currently use GiveSmart but GiveSmart has indicated they cannot yet integrate to NPC (we can do API instead but the client wants other options).
