Does anyone know how to get the label of an address as shown on the detail page? I'm not talking about the label of the individual address fields (eg. $ObjectType.Account.Fields.ShippingStreet.Label), but the label of the whole address.
I'm writing a VF page to be used as a "field" on a detail page. And I'd like to show the VF page's label with the VF page as they'll line up with the other fields on the page. My question is: is it possible for the VF page to change its own label because I'd like to derive its label from the label of another field. Or is there a way for the user to configure the label of this VF page?
I'm relatively new to Salesforce/Apex, and currently having problem getting the 75% test coverage.
FYI, I've customised the LMA's Licence object to include a few custom fields for our application. In doing so, I had to also create the following pages/classes - just to be consistent with the LMA's look-and-feel:
1) A Visualforce page - a modified version of the LMA's Modify Licence page. This is to allow me to edit my custom fields
2) A "duplicate" version of the LMA's statusPicklistExtension for my new page. I tried to use the LMA's extension but got an error saying that the class is "not marked as global and cannot be used as a controller or extension". I basically guessed what the extension does based on Status flow diagram in the LMA demo. Not sure if this is right though!
Now, I have also written the test methods and they do give me 100% coverage for every one of my Apex classes. But the overall coverage is still only at 64%.
The Code Coverage section shows that I only get only 2% for the class TestLicenceseUpdates. But this test class belongs to the LMA. So, could this be dragging my test coverage down? And if so, how can I fix it?
I just remembered I have an another 'exception' class which extends Exception, and doesn't have any additional code. So I don't think it matters if I don't write any test for it.
I'm relatively new to Salesforce/Apex, and currently having problem getting the 75% test coverage.
FYI, I've customised the LMA's Licence object to include a few custom fields for our application. In doing so, I had to also create the following pages/classes - just to be consistent with the LMA's look-and-feel:
1) A Visualforce page - a modified version of the LMA's Modify Licence page. This is to allow me to edit my custom fields
2) A "duplicate" version of the LMA's statusPicklistExtension for my new page. I tried to use the LMA's extension but got an error saying that the class is "not marked as global and cannot be used as a controller or extension". I basically guessed what the extension does based on Status flow diagram in the LMA demo. Not sure if this is right though!
Now, I have also written the test methods and they do give me 100% coverage for every one of my Apex classes. But the overall coverage is still only at 64%.
The Code Coverage section shows that I only get only 2% for the class TestLicenceseUpdates. But this test class belongs to the LMA. So, could this be dragging my test coverage down? And if so, how can I fix it?
I just remembered I have an another 'exception' class which extends Exception, and doesn't have any additional code. So I don't think it matters if I don't write any test for it.
