Today, my sister and I are starting our journey to become Salesforce Developers on the Trailhead platform. We've been unsure about when and where to begin, but now we are finally taking the first step. We're committed to progressing through each module consistently because we believe consistency is more important than immediate success. Wish us luck!🚀
#Trailhead Challenges #Trailhead #Salesforce Developers #Teamworkmakesthedreamwork #Teamwork!!
🙌 THANK YOU TRAILBLAZERS 🙌
Massive props to everyone who joined us for Trailblazer Bootcamp on the Gold Coast last week.
It was so fun getting to meet you all and be a part of your Salesforce learning journey. We hope you enjoyed the week as much as we did.
On behalf of the Salesforce Bootcamp team thank you and all the best - see you next time!
** I know we are missing a bunch of the team from this pic - shout out to Steve, Brad, Hirani, Tripty, Ruhul, Doddegowda, Scott, Rayna, Amit, Linda, Daniel, Alok, Stuart, Nathan, Shika, Stuart, Emmanuel and Philip.
I am definitely attending next time. My colleague said it was amazing!
Thanks for the feedback!
We recently received feedback that the step instructions in "Find and Merge Duplicate Contacts" was incorrect. We checked it out, and sure enough it was wrong! We were directing folks to the Contact Merge tab instead of NPSP Settings for the NPSP Duplicate Rule Setting.
Here's the corrected article: https://powerofus.force.com/s/article/NPSP-Merging-Contacts
We appreciate all product documentation feedback, big and small. If you have ideas for improving our help articles, look for the 'lil narhwal at the bottom of each article.
Thanks again everyone!!
Hi all,
Noticed this morning after the upgrade to 3.117 that the "Still Needed: #" has disappeared from the Find Volunteers' Volunteer Shift picklist (see images of before and after).
I assume this is due to changes made to VolunteersFind?
Being able to reference the Still Needed amount is invaluable for my users, and a fix on this would be much appreciated.
Previous:
https://i.imgur.com/Eupxhbs.pngCurrent:
https://i.imgur.com/ovOpUKE.pngProgram Plan relationship to Account
#2 Clarification: It is not that Program Plan is not available, it is. It's that when I have the Program Plan component added to the page nothing displays on the list when I click on an Account record that is referenced. See screenshots linked below.
I'm trying to set up a community for my division chairs and privileged faculty to access Courses, Program Plans, Program Enrollments, Contacts, and all appropriate junction and connected objects. My main issue is how do I show Program Plans associated with a specific Academic Program or Emphasis (Account) on a Community Object page? Right now, Program Plan is not an option as a "Related List-Single."
1. Is there a reason Program Plan doesn't have an M/D relationship to Account rather than a standard LU?
2. Is there a way to show these two as related using the Object page in a community without them being an M/D?
HEDA Release 1.66 is scheduled to go to Sandbox orgs this evening (Dec. 5). Full release notes can be found here, https://github.com/SalesforceFoundation/HEDAP/releases/tag/rel%2F1.66
In this release we've modified a small number of SOQL query filters and ORDER BY statements to prepare HEDA for future compatibility with Salesforce Shield Platform Encryption. You will see no impact to your org as a result of this update.
Please Note: Due to the upcoming holidays this release, and the subsequent release to Production orgs next week, will be the last update for the 2018 calendar year. The next release (sandbox) is slated for January 8, 2019. Thank you!
This time next week, we will be hanging together in ATL!
Thanks @Laura Woods [Blog] & the SF Marketing Team for helping promote our event, including shoutouts to the planning team @Stephanie Foerst @Amber Boaz @Chris Whitehead @Phillip Southern @Chris Zullo @Patrick Connelly @Wendy Murry @Kate Vickery & me #Teamworkmakesthedreamwork
Looking forward to learning new things and meeting new people! #SalesforceSouthernStyle #SED18