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Open CTI understanding issues
Hi everyone,
I'm actually looking to integrate external softphones (Alcatel) into Salesforce. So, I heard about Open CTI and the API that it provides, but I really don't understand how you can link Open CTI to an external telephonic system.
If you have some explanation because I saw that there are existing solutions such as Tenfold for instance, but I want to do my own link so it would be perfect if you can explain how it works!
Thanks in advance!
I'm actually looking to integrate external softphones (Alcatel) into Salesforce. So, I heard about Open CTI and the API that it provides, but I really don't understand how you can link Open CTI to an external telephonic system.
If you have some explanation because I saw that there are existing solutions such as Tenfold for instance, but I want to do my own link so it would be perfect if you can explain how it works!
Thanks in advance!
- Killian Mer
- May 22, 2019
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Link PBX server to Open CTI
Hi,
I currently have an Alcatel Open Touch application that allows me to call people etc with a softphone.
I want to link those calls to Salesforce in order to display the page of the contact that I'm calling.
To do so, I saw that I can use Open CTI to build an inside softphone but I didn't really get how it works. So I have a PBX server actually and how can I link it to Open CTI? It's just difficult for my point of view to link Open CTI to an external PBX server for instance.
If you know how I can link my Alcatel phoning system to Salesforce it would be perfect!
Thanks in advance
I currently have an Alcatel Open Touch application that allows me to call people etc with a softphone.
I want to link those calls to Salesforce in order to display the page of the contact that I'm calling.
To do so, I saw that I can use Open CTI to build an inside softphone but I didn't really get how it works. So I have a PBX server actually and how can I link it to Open CTI? It's just difficult for my point of view to link Open CTI to an external PBX server for instance.
If you know how I can link my Alcatel phoning system to Salesforce it would be perfect!
Thanks in advance
- Killian Mer
- May 21, 2019
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Lightning Data table - Responsivity for App
Hi everyone,
I am using a Lightning Data table component that i can access from my desktop or my Salesforce mobile App.
It is built like this :
In desktop mode, the Data table is well displayed ! However, when i am in my app, it is displayed like this :
So it is totally unreadable, and i would like to know how to fix this. I already tried to set a minWidth for the colums but it doesn't work.
Thanks in advance !
I am using a Lightning Data table component that i can access from my desktop or my Salesforce mobile App.
It is built like this :
<lightning:datatable aura:id="WSTable" data="{!v.filteredData}" class="slds-m-top_medium" columns="{!v.columns}" minColumnWidth="100px" keyField="identsrc" onrowselection="{!c.getSelectedRow}" sortedBy="{!v.sortedBy}" sortedDirection="{!v.sortedDirection}" maxRowSelection = "1" onsort = "{!c.updateColumnSorting}"/> </lightning:card>
In desktop mode, the Data table is well displayed ! However, when i am in my app, it is displayed like this :
So it is totally unreadable, and i would like to know how to fix this. I already tried to set a minWidth for the colums but it doesn't work.
Thanks in advance !
- Killian Mer
- December 07, 2018
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Custom Labels Translation doesn't working - Lightning Component
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to build a multi-language solution. So i decided to use Custom Labels for it and insert a translation so i can insert them in my lightning components.
The basic language of my platform is French and i would like to translate my label into English. I made it like this :
So in my lightning component i have the following instructions :
Do you know where does it comes from?
Thanks in advance
I'm trying to build a multi-language solution. So i decided to use Custom Labels for it and insert a translation so i can insert them in my lightning components.
The basic language of my platform is French and i would like to translate my label into English. I made it like this :
So in my lightning component i have the following instructions :
<lightning:select aura:id= "selectCountry" name="selectCountry" label="{!$Label.c.Moteur_Recherche_Pays}" required="true" onchange="{!c.getSelectedCountry}"> [...] </lightning:select>But even if my platform language is French, i always have the word "Country" in my Lightning Component. So it always use the "English translation", and never the basic label.
Do you know where does it comes from?
Thanks in advance
- Killian Mer
- December 05, 2018
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Custom Labels Translation doesn't working - Lightning Component
Hi everyone,
I'm trying to build a multi-language solution. So i decided to use Custom Labels for it and insert a translation so i can insert them in my lightning components.
The basic language of my platform is French and i would like to translate my label into English. I made it like this :
So in my lightning component i have the following instructions :
Do you know where does it comes from?
Thanks in advance
I'm trying to build a multi-language solution. So i decided to use Custom Labels for it and insert a translation so i can insert them in my lightning components.
The basic language of my platform is French and i would like to translate my label into English. I made it like this :
So in my lightning component i have the following instructions :
<lightning:select aura:id= "selectCountry" name="selectCountry" label="{!$Label.c.Moteur_Recherche_Pays}" required="true" onchange="{!c.getSelectedCountry}"> [...] </lightning:select>But even if my platform language is French, i always have the word "Country" in my Lightning Component. So it always use the "English translation", and never the basic label.
Do you know where does it comes from?
Thanks in advance
- Killian Mer
- December 05, 2018
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