I'm trying to dynamically display one or more pageBlockSection's based on the values of a multi-select picklist, using the "rendered" attribute. I've been trying to use the INCLUDES operator, also TEXT and CONTAINS, but have had no luck so far!

 

 

rendered="{INCLUDES(!account.Business_Unit__c, 'Business1')}"

 

 If 'Business1' is one of the values selected in the picklist "Business_Unit__c", then the section should be rendered, but it's not showing up, no matter what combination of picklist values and operators I try.

If I try,

rendered="{!account.Business_Unit__c = 'Business1'}"

 

and 'Business1' is the only picklist value selected, then of course the section is displayed.

Any help with this issue would greatly be appreciated.

 

Thank you,

BC

 

Hello Folks,

I have a custom object with two masters, until recently it was working fine and we were able to create records for this object, with roll-up summaries on both of the master objects.  I am not sure what triggered the error, but sometime yesterday it started, and now every time we try to create a record we get an "internal server error," with the following details:

java.sql.SQLException: ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than requested number of rows
ORA-06512: at "DOC.CCUSTOMENTITYDATATEMPLATE", line 117
ORA-06512: at "DOC.CCUSTOMENTITYDATATEMPLATE", line 856
ORA-06512: at line 1
: {call cCustomEntityDataTemplate.insert_custentdatas(?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)})}

Anyone ever experience anything like this? I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the relationships I've set up between the objects, but I don't believe I'm doing anything particularly troublesome, just roll-ups and some formulas using that roll-up data.

I've logged a case, so we'll see what happens, but I'd greatly appreciate any comments anyone has.

Thank you!

BC

"Cross-Object Formulas" can only reference related merge fields from their 'parent' records.

I don't think it would be so hard to extend this functionality and allow for 'child' referencing as well.

So why hasn't it been done?  Why wasn't this function implimented at the same time?

Is it a pricing scheme?  Or is my understanding of the system just flawed?

I'd love to have some enlightenment on this issue, your comments are very welcome!

BC

I have two related custom objects in a one to many relationship.  I enter the basic data for the main object, then use the related lists area to make one or more of the secondary objects, and enter data into them.  I'd like to be able (if possible) to enter this data at the same time from the main object tab, without having to go to the secondary object page.  I wouldn't need the ability to create an infinite amount of the secondary objects from the main object page, just maybe 3 or so.  Then if more were necessary, one could use the "new" button on the related lists area, like I'm doing now.

If there is a way to do this, or a way to create multiple lines within an object without having to create new fields for each one, I'd greatly appreciate any and all help.

Thank you very much,

BC

I'm trying to dynamically display one or more pageBlockSection's based on the values of a multi-select picklist, using the "rendered" attribute. I've been trying to use the INCLUDES operator, also TEXT and CONTAINS, but have had no luck so far!

 

 

rendered="{INCLUDES(!account.Business_Unit__c, 'Business1')}"

 

 If 'Business1' is one of the values selected in the picklist "Business_Unit__c", then the section should be rendered, but it's not showing up, no matter what combination of picklist values and operators I try.

If I try,

rendered="{!account.Business_Unit__c = 'Business1'}"

 

and 'Business1' is the only picklist value selected, then of course the section is displayed.

Any help with this issue would greatly be appreciated.

 

Thank you,

BC

 

In a visual force page, within the apex:page block, I specify the title and the page renders the title tag within the head section of the page,  but the page title in IE still shows the URL in the header and tab name.  Am I missing something?

One of the largest pain points with inline visualforce pages is that the height is static even though the content may be dynamic. The response from salesforce.com has been:

"As for iframes, they do not provide a "dynamic height" capability natively. If the domain of the page that served the iframe is the same as that of the page that is embedded in the iframe then you can write script that resizes the frame to fit the contents but this is something that is not possible for Visualforce pages since they are now served from force.com."

Well....I tried this and it now works. I added this inline page to a layout and in the settings set the height to 15px. Once loaded it dynamically adjusts the height based on the content. So far I have tested with FF3 and IE6, works on both.

<apex:page standardcontroller="Opportunity">
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<script type="text/javascript">
resizeIframe();
function resizeIframe() {
var me = window.name;

if (me){
var iframes = parent.document.getElementsByName(me);
if (iframes && iframes.length == 1) {
var height = document.body.scrollHeight;
iframes[0].style.height = height + "px";
}
}
}
</script>
</apex:page>

 

Hello Folks,

I have a custom object with two masters, until recently it was working fine and we were able to create records for this object, with roll-up summaries on both of the master objects.  I am not sure what triggered the error, but sometime yesterday it started, and now every time we try to create a record we get an "internal server error," with the following details:

java.sql.SQLException: ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than requested number of rows
ORA-06512: at "DOC.CCUSTOMENTITYDATATEMPLATE", line 117
ORA-06512: at "DOC.CCUSTOMENTITYDATATEMPLATE", line 856
ORA-06512: at line 1
: {call cCustomEntityDataTemplate.insert_custentdatas(?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)})}

Anyone ever experience anything like this? I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the relationships I've set up between the objects, but I don't believe I'm doing anything particularly troublesome, just roll-ups and some formulas using that roll-up data.

I've logged a case, so we'll see what happens, but I'd greatly appreciate any comments anyone has.

Thank you!

BC

I have two related custom objects in a one to many relationship.  I enter the basic data for the main object, then use the related lists area to make one or more of the secondary objects, and enter data into them.  I'd like to be able (if possible) to enter this data at the same time from the main object tab, without having to go to the secondary object page.  I wouldn't need the ability to create an infinite amount of the secondary objects from the main object page, just maybe 3 or so.  Then if more were necessary, one could use the "new" button on the related lists area, like I'm doing now.

If there is a way to do this, or a way to create multiple lines within an object without having to create new fields for each one, I'd greatly appreciate any and all help.

Thank you very much,

BC