In our last blog post “Prevent Salesforce Emails from ending up in Spam Folder”, we had written about the things we can do to prevent emails sent from salesforce from landing in the spam folder. One of them was requesting the receiver to whitelist all the Salesforce.com IP addresses. Salesforce.com uses 52 IP addresses to… Read More: Testing Deliverability of an Email sent from Salesforce »
One common problem organizations with salesforce face is emails goes in spam folder when sending emails to clients. This ends up email in the Spam folder and the client misses out on their emails. Even though it is not completely possible to avoid salesforce emails from ending up in the spam folder, there are certain things… Read More: Prevent Salesforce Emails from ending up in Spam Folder »
If you are working on Salesforce sessions day in and day out, it sometimes becomes irritating when you have to log in every time after your session expires. The session timeout is a security feature provided by Salesforce to prevent an unauthorized person from accessing your account. However, if the user wants to extend this… Read More: One link directs login to Salesforce »
Salesforce has started rolling out the Spring 14 release and it is expected to reach all Salesforce systems by the 3rd week of April. One of the features that have been added to the latest release is the ability to hide footers that are displayed in the exported salesforce reports. Those using the standard salesforce… Read More: Removing the footer in Salesforce Reports »
While working on a project we had to display the time difference between two field values. We had two date fields where the user could enter a start date and end date for a task. We had to display the total time taken between the start date and end date in a separate field. We… Read More: Calculating the time taken between two dates »
Whenever the administrator of a salesforce organization changes the email address of any user, the user receives a notification in the previous email address informing them of the change. In addition to this, an email is sent to the new address asking for confirmation. It is only after the user accepts the change by clicking… Read More: Changing user email without asking for confirmation from the user »
We had a custom object that had a lookup relationship between the Account and Contact Object. Using the standard layout of the custom object, users can enter their Account ID and Contact ID using the lookup. But the lookup to the Account object and Contact object also has a ‘New’ button apart from the ‘Go’… Read More: Remove the New button from Lookup Window for Account and… »
As you know, Eclipse is a nice IDE for developing Apex code. A few days back we were working on Apex side coding and after a lot of coding, I wanted to indent my code. I tried a lot to indent the code in Apex Code Editor but in vain. Finally, I had to change… Read More: Indent Apex Code in Eclipse »
Earlier we had posted a couple of blogs on the export features in Salesforce. They are Excel Export in Salesforce and PDF Export in Salesforce. In these blogs, we have provided information on how to export the data in Excel and PDF format. While exporting the data to pdf or Excel format some name is… Read More: Dynamic File Name for Exported PDF »
While working on a project, we created a component and had to use this component in the same page multiple times to show grid data for different objects. Here the JavaScript functions and variables were getting conflicted and the component was not referring to the correct JavaScript function and variables. To resolve this conflicting issue,… Read More: Using same component multiple times in a Visualforce page »
