Is it possible to access $ObjectType dynamically, e.g. $ObjectType['Lead'] or $ObjectType['Custom_Object__c'].
That syntax clearly doesn't work, but I'm looking for something that lets me build a visualforce interface without necessarily knowing what object I'm working with.
I know I can write custom controller logic to handle the describe calls, but if this is possible, it would make the code cleaner and more easy to maintain.
I have a complex visualforce page in which *all* of my <ol> tags are rendering as <blockquotes>. In the page source, there are many <ol> tags and no <blockquote> tags. In the rendered HTML, it's the opposite.
I don't even know where to begin looking for a solution -- thoughts?
Is it possible to access $ObjectType dynamically, e.g. $ObjectType['Lead'] or $ObjectType['Custom_Object__c'].
That syntax clearly doesn't work, but I'm looking for something that lets me build a visualforce interface without necessarily knowing what object I'm working with.
I know I can write custom controller logic to handle the describe calls, but if this is possible, it would make the code cleaner and more easy to maintain.
I have a complex visualforce page in which *all* of my <ol> tags are rendering as <blockquotes>. In the page source, there are many <ol> tags and no <blockquote> tags. In the rendered HTML, it's the opposite.
I don't even know where to begin looking for a solution -- thoughts?
