I've added a VF page component to the top of a page layout using the "issue" severity format. Works fine but there is an annoying white line that appears at the top of the page section. What do I need to to remove this/set it to the background colour?
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We're looking for UK-based consultants for a pipeline of salesforce.com projects. Our future projects range from 2 weeks to 6 months, and are beginning throughout late-October and November. We would be willing to consider contractors or those seeking a permanent role. You must have firm salesforce.com experience and proven ability to deliver a rock-solid solution on time and on budget.
Our company deals primarily with Financial Services firms, targeting Investment Management and Life and Pensions companies. We have considerable experience with CRM applications, and have a number of salesforce.com-specific approaches and expertise that help clients get started. Any FS experience would be a definite advantage, although we're alway open to strong developers from any field - if you're on the message boards you're probably the right fit!!
We are not seeking to work with any non-UK consultants or companies, unless they have proven UK-based experience working on client sites in the past 12 months.
In the first place, please email sfdc(at)tomtomconsultants.co.uk - replace the (at) with @ - with your details, role requirements and an indication of your experience with the following:
We're looking for UK-based consultants for a pipeline of salesforce.com projects. Our future projects range from 2 weeks to 6 months, and we would be willing to consider contractors or those seeking a permanent role. You must have firm salesforce.com experience and proven ability to deliver a rock-solid solution on time and on budget.
Our company deals primarily with Financial Services firms, targeting Investment Management companies. We have considerable experience with CRM applications, and salesforce.com-specific approaches and expertise that help clients get started. Any FS experience would be a definite advantage, although we're alway open to strong developers from any field - if you're on the message boards you're probably the right fit!!
We are not seeking to work with any non-UK consultants or companies, unless they have proven UK-based experience working on client sites in the past 12 months.
In the first place, please email sfdc(at)attomtomconsultants.co.uk - replace the (at) with @ - with your details, role requirements and an indication of your experience with the following:
We have an upcoming (late Aug/early Sept) project to implement SFDC for a client, lasting between 3 and 6 months. We are looking for an experienced consultant who can handle activities from BPR to sControl development to user training. The project is for an Edinburgh-based Financial Services client, but time can be split between Edinburgh and home.
If you are suitably experienced and interested, please send an email to SFDC@tomtomconsultants.co.uk including CV, details of your availability and any relevant experience.
We would possibly consider offshore service providers, if it has proven credentials in the UK market.
We are a small consultancy that specialises with working with UK-based Investment Managers.
Among other Sales and Marketing initiatives, we are seeing strong demand for CRM-related projects and have supported several Salesforce.com initiatives. We are looking for UK-based salesforce.com consultants who are prepared to work on upcoming projects. These are for client implementations and potential AppExchange solutions across the UK, particularly in London and Edinburgh.
We are a small consultancy that specialises with working with UK-based Investment Managers.
Among other Sales and Marketing initiatives, we are seeing strong demand for CRM-related change and have supported several Salesforce.com implementations. We are looking to build relationships with UK-based salesforce.com consultants who are prepared to work as an associate on upcoming projects. These are for client implementations and potential AppExchange solutions across the UK, particularly in London and Edinburgh.
I've added a VF page component to the top of a page layout using the "issue" severity format. Works fine but there is an annoying white line that appears at the top of the page section. What do I need to to remove this/set it to the background colour?
Click <apex:outputLink target="_blank" value="xxx" id="record1">here</font></apex:outputLink> for a demonstration of adding a Terms of Business record<br>
Click <apex:outputLink target="_blank" value="xxx" id="record2">here</font></apex:outputLink> for a demonstration of submitting and approving a Terms of Business record<br>
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There has to be an easy solution for this but I can't find it... If I don't specify an Approval Assignment Email template in one of my Approval processes, when new Approvers are assigned they get a not-so-pretty (but functional) email that tells them to click on a link to approve the item. The email looks like below with a dynamically generated hyperlink:
Force.com Sandbox
Joe Schmo has requested your approval for the item below.
Please click this link to approve or reject this record.
I have a visualforce email that I want to target to certain users based on characteristics of the item being approved. I'd really like to use the default sending of this email based on the approvers that are conditionally assigned as that logic is in place in approval process steps. I can't figure out how to get the track-back link to appear on my visualforce page (which is 'Related To' a Custom Object). Can someone give me an idea? The salesforce training/documentation is a little unclear
"If the email template you choose contains approval merge fields named
{!ApprovalRequest.field_name}, these fields will
return values only when that email template is used as the approval
assignment template. If you use the template for any other email alert
action—in either workflow rules or approval processes—the merge fields
will return a null value."
We're looking for UK-based consultants for a pipeline of salesforce.com projects. Our future projects range from 2 weeks to 6 months, and are beginning throughout late-October and November. We would be willing to consider contractors or those seeking a permanent role. You must have firm salesforce.com experience and proven ability to deliver a rock-solid solution on time and on budget.
Our company deals primarily with Financial Services firms, targeting Investment Management and Life and Pensions companies. We have considerable experience with CRM applications, and have a number of salesforce.com-specific approaches and expertise that help clients get started. Any FS experience would be a definite advantage, although we're alway open to strong developers from any field - if you're on the message boards you're probably the right fit!!
We are not seeking to work with any non-UK consultants or companies, unless they have proven UK-based experience working on client sites in the past 12 months.
In the first place, please email sfdc(at)tomtomconsultants.co.uk - replace the (at) with @ - with your details, role requirements and an indication of your experience with the following:
We're looking for UK-based consultants for a pipeline of salesforce.com projects. Our future projects range from 2 weeks to 6 months, and we would be willing to consider contractors or those seeking a permanent role. You must have firm salesforce.com experience and proven ability to deliver a rock-solid solution on time and on budget.
Our company deals primarily with Financial Services firms, targeting Investment Management companies. We have considerable experience with CRM applications, and salesforce.com-specific approaches and expertise that help clients get started. Any FS experience would be a definite advantage, although we're alway open to strong developers from any field - if you're on the message boards you're probably the right fit!!
We are not seeking to work with any non-UK consultants or companies, unless they have proven UK-based experience working on client sites in the past 12 months.
In the first place, please email sfdc(at)attomtomconsultants.co.uk - replace the (at) with @ - with your details, role requirements and an indication of your experience with the following:
