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Hi,

I'm creating a package and when I try and deploy it to my test org, I'm getting the following error:
Data_Summary_Object_Record_Page: Component [force:highlightsPanel] attribute [actionNames]: We couldn't validate Quick Action LeftProp_DSS__Data_Summary__c.Run_Summary_Now

Run_Summary_Now is an action (button) on the Data_Summary_Object_Record_Page which calls a flow.  

I've verified that the action, page and flow are all in the package, and all work perfectly in the dev org.

Any ideas why this is failing?  Also, how does one even validate a quick action, especially one that just calls a flow?

Thanks,

Steve 
Hi All

Is there any possibility to delete/remove standard(opportunity) and mandatory field ?
hello users,
I am in need of your help. I am stuck at security specialist step 2 challenge and i have tried all the possible steps but could not overcome the problem.i am poting everything i have done so far,please have a look and help me find my mistake and the solution too. 
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Hi community,

I am new at this.

My data model is as follows:

Salesforce Certification 1 ---- n Certification Held n ----- 1 Account

Data Model

So Certification_Held__c is my junction object between Salesforce_Certification__c and Account, since I have an n-n (many to many)

So far so good. Then, what I need is to make a trigger where it tells me how many Certifications (that is, I must use Certification Held) each Account has. This should happen every time the user does an update, insert, or delete.

It seems simple to me, but I can't do it.

So far what I have done has not given me the result I want....
 
I am overriding "new event" from calendar in an aura component. How do I get the date from the selected cell? It defaults to today.

We getting stuck:

 

Saml Validator shows us the following error:

 "Subject: Unable to map the subject to a Salesforce user"

We tried using the standard usernames our userbase has in production and also the updated usernames as lsited in the sandbox (where the '.sandboxname' is added as a suffix, and still get the above error.

As I understand it, if it works there should be the subject: username@domain.com Assertionid: randomlongstringofstuff.

Seems like we can't get the assertion to map correctly?

any help super appreciated.