I'm using JAVA to call the salesforce Web service API and am having a problem querying by the autonumber field. When I query against the name (autonumber) field, no results are returned - SELECT ID, Status__c, Name from MYOBJECT__C where Name='123456').
Queries against other fields (eg: picklist - where Status__c='New') or against all records (from MYOBJECT__C - no where clause) return the correct results.
Is there a specific syntax for querying autonumber fields? I thought the syntax was correct, but should I be using - WHERE NAME LIKE '%123456%'? I'm sure I missing something obvious.
I'm trying to create a flex component (eg: a timer) that appears across multiple pages in a Visualforce wizard.
The timer simply increments to show how long the user has been using the wizard.
When the first page of the wizard shows, it shows the Flex timer component (eg: increasing). When the second page is shown, it displays the timer component and maintains the state/value of the timer from the previous page.
Does anyone know an easy way to maintain state across pages for the Flex component.
I know that controllers allow you to maintain state for data across pages in a wizard. I think that the Ajax support from Visualforce may be part of the solution, but I wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions.
I'm trying to create a flex component (eg: a timer) that appears across multiple pages in a Visualforce wizard.
The timer simply increments to show how long the user has been using the wizard.
When the first page of the wizard shows, it shows the Flex timer component (eg: increasing). When the second page is shown, it displays the timer component and maintains the state/value of the timer from the previous page.
Does anyone know an easy way to maintain state across pages for the Flex component.
I know that controllers allow you to maintain state for data across pages in a wizard. I think that the Ajax support from Visualforce may be part of the solution, but I wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions.
