February, 2017
Salesforce: onClick JavaScript
Sample 1:
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{!REQUIRESCRIPT("/soap/ajax/28.0/connection.js")} {!REQUIRESCRIPT("/soap/ajax/28.0/apex.js")} var name = "{!Contact.FirstName}"; var conid = "{!Contact.Id}"; //window.confirm('are you sure you want to execute ' + conid ); //SELECT ContactId FROM User //where contactId = '003E000000crCfb' //var userReg = sforce.connection.query("SELECT ContactId from User where contactId //='{!Contact.Id}' limit 1"); //alert(userReg ); var recordExists = false; var result = sforce.connection.query("SELECT Name,ContactId from User where contactId ='{!Contact.Id}' limit 1"); records = result.getArray("records"); for (var i=0; i< records.length; i++) { var record = records[i]; //alert(record.Name + " -- " + record.ContactId ); recordExists = true; alert('This user is already registered. ' + record.Name); } if(!recordExists) { if(confirm('You are about to generate a new Activation Email for this user. Would you like to proceed?')) { var result = sforce.apex.execute('RequestActivationCodeController','requestActivationCodeFromJS',{ contId: '{!Contact.Id}' }); if(result == 'Success') { window.top.location.reload(); alert('Send Activation Email Success!'); } else if (result == 'There is no email exists') { alert('There is no email exists'); recordExists = false; } } } |
Sample 2: using Labels
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{!REQUIRESCRIPT("/soap/ajax/23.0/connection.js")} {!REQUIRESCRIPT("/soap/ajax/22.0/apex.js")} var recordId = "{!Event__c.Id}"; if("{!Event__c.OwnerId}" != "{!$User.Id}" && "{!Event__c.Status__c}" =="New"){ alert("Event must send for approval or approved before attendees send for Subumission."); }else{ var resCode = sforce.apex.execute('GlobalUtilCls', 'validateEventRequiredFields', {eventId:recordId}); if( resCode == '{!$Label.Result_Code_All_OK}'){ var cqChecked = false; if("{!Event__c.Is_Control_Questions_Check_Performed__c}"==true){ cqChecked = true; }else{ var cqList = sforce.apex.execute('ControlQuestionHelper','getControlQuestionIdListWS',{objectId:recordId}); if(cqList.length == 0){ cqChecked = true; } } if(cqChecked==false){ alert('Error- '+ '{!$Label.Event_ControlQuestion_RequiredMsg}'); } else{ var checkDocsResCode = sforce.apex.execute('RequiredDocumentHelper', 'validateRequiredDocumentsWS', {objectId:recordId}); if(checkDocsResCode == '{!$Label.Result_Code_All_OK}'){ window.location.href ='/apex/EventSubmitForm?Id='+recordId; }else{ alert('Error- '+checkDocsResCode); } } }else{ //display error message alert('Error- '+resCode); } } |
Sample 3: reLoad the same page
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{!REQUIRESCRIPT("/soap/ajax/28.0/connection.js")} {!REQUIRESCRIPT("/soap/ajax/28.0/apex.js")} //var conid = "{!Contact.Id}"; if(confirm('You are about to generate a Username Retrieval Email for this user. Would you like to proceed?')) { //alert('{!Contact.Email}'); var result = sforce.apex.execute('RequestUsernameController','requestUsernameFromJS',{ emailAddress: '{!Contact.Email}'}); if(result == 'Success') { window.top.location.reload(); alert('Send Username Retrieval Email Success!'); } else if (result == 'There is no email exists') { alert('There is no email exists'); } } |
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Future Method
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global class SomeClass { @future public static void someFutureMethod(List<Id> recordIds) { List<Account> accounts = [Select Id, Name from Account Where Id IN :recordIds]; // process account records to do awesome stuff } } |
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