I have to iterate through a List of a custom object and display the datafields as inputfields.
My first field is a Picklist, the second is a Date field.
When it's done, it activates the second field (datefield) in the first dataset (it the shows the calendar under the field). I want to have the focus on the first, the Picklist field.
Is there any way, how I could determin that the first input field is selected?
odWrapper is just a little wapper to wrap the checkmark, the dataobject and other minor things:
public with sharing class nxODWrapper {
public Operation_Detail__c od { get; set; }
public Boolean checked { get; set; }
public String RTShortname { get; set; }
public String HA { get; set; }
}
My problem:
The checkbox does not set the variable 'checked'. When I read the 'checked' variable, it reads null. If I preset it to true before I display the table, the checkboxes are (visually) checked and I can read the variable 'checked' as true. When I uncheck the checkboxes in the ui, the variable 'checked' still has true.
I did a VF list page which I bind into another's object page as related list. As this list gets very long, I like to just show the first few datasets and have a commandlink, saying that you can click on it to see all entries.
Instead of creating my own VF page for this long list, I would rather use the standard listpage of that object when I click on its tab. But I would need to have a simple filter, like if it was the Contact object, I would like to say, I want to see all contacts of the account where I come from (Id).
My problem: I cannot show the Object type (Account) and the object's name on top of the page together with the symbol, the standard page has in the upper left corner.
Is there a standard function or do I need to mimik the SFDC's behaviour myself? In the latter case: how do I get the symbol or do I need to put a copy into the static resources?
I need to route a user's request depending on the content of a field either to the standard Editpage (or Detailpage), something like the recordType.
In other words: In Accounts, when I click the "Edit" button, it should look into the field "isNewDesign" and depending on that content guide me either to a VF page or the standard Account editpage.
I tried to overwrite the standard button and route that to a VF page which stays, or if I need the standard Editor, call the URL '/accountid/e'. But that takes me to the overwritten button and thus to my VF page again.
Any idea, how I could call the editor of Accounts other than the URL "/accountid/e"?
I have to iterate through a List of a custom object and display the datafields as inputfields.
My first field is a Picklist, the second is a Date field.
When it's done, it activates the second field (datefield) in the first dataset (it the shows the calendar under the field). I want to have the focus on the first, the Picklist field.
Is there any way, how I could determin that the first input field is selected?
odWrapper is just a little wapper to wrap the checkmark, the dataobject and other minor things:
public with sharing class nxODWrapper {
public Operation_Detail__c od { get; set; }
public Boolean checked { get; set; }
public String RTShortname { get; set; }
public String HA { get; set; }
}
My problem:
The checkbox does not set the variable 'checked'. When I read the 'checked' variable, it reads null. If I preset it to true before I display the table, the checkboxes are (visually) checked and I can read the variable 'checked' as true. When I uncheck the checkboxes in the ui, the variable 'checked' still has true.
I did a VF list page which I bind into another's object page as related list. As this list gets very long, I like to just show the first few datasets and have a commandlink, saying that you can click on it to see all entries.
Instead of creating my own VF page for this long list, I would rather use the standard listpage of that object when I click on its tab. But I would need to have a simple filter, like if it was the Contact object, I would like to say, I want to see all contacts of the account where I come from (Id).
