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We are a small consulting and advisory firm working on developing a set of proprietary web tools (an application) to complement basic strategic planning or brand planning activities (manage content, collaboration, and tools). We are looking for a talented developer in the New York City area to move forward with this project. We have use cases written and screen designs mocked up.

Required skills:
-Javascript, Ajax
-PHP, MySql
-HTML, CSS

Desirable skills:
-jQuery experience is a plus
-Ext JS experience is a plus
-FileMaker experience is a plus
-Apex / Visualforce experience is a plus

Looking to do this very cost-effectively. Individuals looking to be employed part-time or work as contractors are welcome to respond to this ad, as well as “small shops”. Please submit a CV/Resume that specifically highlights relevant experience. Ability to show having done something similar effectively will be a key selection criteria. Head hunters and large contractors need not apply.

  • April 05, 2011
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Hi-

 

I have a site set up on force.com with a custom url. All the links on the site direct to pages with a long url along the lines of free.force.com/mydomain/page, but this doesn't show up in the browser. Somehow, when I search for the site on Google, it returns pages that doesn't exist, and clicking the links take you to the force.com Page Not  Found page.

 

The home url is free.force.com/mydomain. All subpages in the markup are linked as free.force.com/mydomain/page. The custom url is set as www.mydomain.com. Somehow Google is returning pages called www.mydomain.com/Home and www.mydomain.com/about-us. I don't have any pages with those names defined in my static resources (or at least, I never made them).

 

Any suggestions as to how to deal with this? Been looking through the boards and haven't seen anything directly referencing a problem like this, but maybe has to do with submitting the sitemap to Google webmaster tools and the robots.txt funtionality and all that?

 

Thanks,

Karl

  • October 21, 2010
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I'm building a custom UI, and I need to be able to select records using a picklist. This generated automatically in the Console view, but I'm trying to figure out how to add a similar feature to a custom Visualforce UI.

 

For example, we have a custom object named "Records", and we want to create a dropdown menu in our UI that allows the user to select a record from the list of all records for this object.

 

Also, is it possible to see the Visualforce source code behind the Console view? That would help a lot.

 

Thanks!

Hi-

 

I'm a beginner with visualforce, and I'm trying to implement a simple javascript image slideshow for a splash page. I implemented it successfully in standard html, but visualforce doesn't seem to like it.

 

The script to preload the images is in the head:

<script type="text/javascript">

<!--

var image1=new Image()

image1.src="{!$Resource.slide1}"

var image2=new Image()

image2.src="{!$Resource.slide2}"

var image3=new Image()

image3.src="{!$Resource.slide3}"

-->

</script>

 

Then the script for the slideshow is in the body:

 

<img src="{!$Resource.slide1}" name="slide" />

<script>

<!--

var step=1

function slideit(){

if (!document.images)

return

document.images.slide.src=eval("image"+step+".src")

if (step<3)

step++

else

step=1

setTimeout("slideit()",5000)

}

slideit()

//-->

</script>

 

Plz help, I'm totally noobing out on this one :(

 

-Karl

  • April 22, 2010
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Hi-

 

I'm a beginner with visualforce, and I'm trying to implement a simple javascript image slideshow for a splash page. I implemented it successfully in standard html, but visualforce doesn't seem to like it.

 

The script to preload the images is in the head:

<script type="text/javascript">

<!--

var image1=new Image()

image1.src="{!$Resource.slide1}"

var image2=new Image()

image2.src="{!$Resource.slide2}"

var image3=new Image()

image3.src="{!$Resource.slide3}"

-->

</script>

 

Then the script for the slideshow is in the body:

 

<img src="{!$Resource.slide1}" name="slide" />

<script>

<!--

var step=1

function slideit(){

if (!document.images)

return

document.images.slide.src=eval("image"+step+".src")

if (step<3)

step++

else

step=1

setTimeout("slideit()",5000)

}

slideit()

//-->

</script>

 

Plz help, I'm totally noobing out on this one :(

 

-Karl

  • April 22, 2010
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