I'm trying to write a trigger that takes the Opportunity Primary Partner name and populates it in a custome opportunity field.
I thought of writing an Opportunity before update trigger, but I realised this is not the right event. I changed the trigger to a Partner after insert trigger, but I got the message:
Error: Compile Error: Incorrect SObject type: Partner should be Opportunity at line 1 column 1
I also tried to changed it to an OpportunityPartner trigger, but got the message:
Error: Compile Error: SObject type does not allow triggers: OpportunityPartner at line 1 column 34
Does anyone have a way to implement this requirement?
I'm trying to update an Account record by using an Opportunity "after update" trigger.
I want to update the Account record, which has the same id as the id of the Opportunity Account Name.
My code is as follows:
trigger changeAccountToActive on Opportunity (after update) {
Opportunity[] opp = trigger.new;
Account[] acct;
acct = [select id, Active__c from Account where id = :opp[0].Account.id]; //acct = [select id, Active__c from Account where Site = :opp[0].NextStep]; if (acct.size()>0) { if (opp[0].status__c == 'Full Payment') { acct[0].Active__c = 'Yes'; } update acct[0]; } }
I used some debug printing code and I realised that the code doesn't get the lookup field value, but it does get the values of other fields. If I use the code in comments, where the "where" statement works on another opportunity field, it works...
I'm trying to update a field by s-control and then use the printAnything application. It doesn't work. It looks like it stops in the update request. The code is:
I'm trying to update an Account record by using an Opportunity "after update" trigger.
I want to update the Account record, which has the same id as the id of the Opportunity Account Name.
My code is as follows:
trigger changeAccountToActive on Opportunity (after update) {
Opportunity[] opp = trigger.new;
Account[] acct;
acct = [select id, Active__c from Account where id = :opp[0].Account.id]; //acct = [select id, Active__c from Account where Site = :opp[0].NextStep]; if (acct.size()>0) { if (opp[0].status__c == 'Full Payment') { acct[0].Active__c = 'Yes'; } update acct[0]; } }
I used some debug printing code and I realised that the code doesn't get the lookup field value, but it does get the values of other fields. If I use the code in comments, where the "where" statement works on another opportunity field, it works...
