The line:

<apex:pageBlock">

     <apex:inputText value="{!FLOOR(tier.unit__c)}"/>

produces this runtime problem:

Syntax error. Missing ')'
Error is in expression '{!FLOOR(tier}' in component.

I want to clone opportunity mass  and users needto change Name , account name, Close date Fields in vf page . so please provide  some input to do this. 

how can i do this. 

I need to select mulple child objects for Parent object and and muliple child objects for child objects in single vf pages 

a isparent of b and b is parent of c

Iwant to select multiple bs for a and multiple c's for b's . cansome one please help me 

Scenario:  I have two tabs - Tab A and Chatter Tab.  I do something on Tab A, want to go to Chatter to discuss something, and come back to Tab A with everything looking where I had left it previously, instead of the tab being rendered fresh.  I was wondering if there is any way I can either a) pin a tab, or b) maintain session/cache the information in Tab A, such that when I come back from Chatter to Tab A, everything looks where I had left it.

Appreciate any assistance I can get on this.

Praveen. 

I have a visual force page assigned to tab 

when user opened the vf page ,all sections need to collapsed. We need to give chance to user expand the sections?

I have 2 page blocks, 

first page blocks have out put links 

I need to show them in second page block

I am not sure how to do this requirement.

Can you please answer me 

<apex:page sidebar="false" showHeader="true">

<apex:form >
 <apex:pageBlock >
<apex:pageBlockSection collapsible="true" Title="Pre-Award Tools" columns="1">

<apex:outputLink value="http://www.gooogle.com">goole</apex:outputLink>

 <apex:pageBlock />

<apex:pageblock>

If user clicks the link i want to show google page in page block2 , how can i achive this requirement.

<apex:pageblock/>

<apex:form />

<apex:page />

assign the account if contact is created with out account if account name is abc ,

i created the trigger , but i account abc is deleted , so how can i manage that .

i want to put a rule that , if contact is created without account , then the contacts aaccount is 'abc'.

if abc is deleted then no account is assigned to that contacts.  

I need to select mulple child objects for Parent object and and muliple child objects for child objects in single vf pages 

a isparent of b and b is parent of c

Iwant to select multiple bs for a and multiple c's for b's . cansome one please help me 

assign the account if contact is created with out account if account name is abc ,

i created the trigger , but i account abc is deleted , so how can i manage that .

i want to put a rule that , if contact is created without account , then the contacts aaccount is 'abc'.

if abc is deleted then no account is assigned to that contacts.  

Hi All

Below is the code,

<apex:repeat value="{!listASPSubCategories}" var="oneSubCategory" id="aspSubCategoriesShipment">
<tr>
<td style="white-space: nowrap; width:9%;">

<apex:outputField value="{!oneSubCategory.Material_Sub_Category__r.Name}" id="nameShipment" />

</td>
<apex:repeat value="{!oneSubCategory.ASP_Item_Volume__r}" var="oneASPItemVolforSubCatg" id="aspSubCategoriesShipment">
<td class="customTableNumberCell" style="width:7%;">

<apex:inputField  styleClass="tableNumberTextField" value="{!oneASPItemVolforSubCatg.Volume_Forecast__c}" id="aspItemVolforSubCatgShipment"  style="text-align: right !important;padding-left: 2px !important;padding-right: 2px !important; width:90%;" rendered="{!visibleCurrentSupplyPlan}"/><

/td>
<!--<td class="customTableNumberCell" style="width:7%;">

<apex:inputText styleClass="tableNumberTextField" value="{!oneASPItemVolforSubCatg.Volume_Forecast__c}" id="aspItemVolforSubCatgShipment"  style="text-align: right !important;padding-left: 2px !important;padding-right: 2px !important; width:90%;" disabled="{!visibleCurrentSupplyPlan}"  />

</td> -->                            
</apex:repeat>
<td class="customTableNumberCell" style="width:7%;">

<apex:outputField styleClass="tableNumberTextField" value="{!oneSubCategory.Total_Volume_Forecast__c}" id="aspSubCatgTotalShipment" />

</td>
</tr>
</apex:repeat>

I am facing issue in <apex:Inputfield>, if I am giving the render= true, it is not at all displaying the data. Actually I don't want to edit the data, I just want to view the data in <apex:Inputfield> and I also tried using <apex:Input text> disable attribute, it is showing the numbers with decimal point i.e..(123.0) I don't want to see the .0 value into the field.

This above is for Edit page, if "status=complete" have to make this table to be readonly.

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