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Junior Dev ha postato in #CRMA
23 ago 2024, 16:24

Hello community

 

I'm developing Mobile, the image is of a CRMA platform in the mobile version.

 There is a red part, which is a button, that I would like to remove.  

When I click on it it is directing me to the second image in the print.

Hello community I'm developing Mobile, the image is of a CRMA platform in the mobile version. There is a red part, which is a button, that I would like to remove.

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#CRMA  #Mobile Application Salesforce  #Mobile  #Mobile Publisher  #Salesforce1 Mobile App  #New Saleforce Mobile App  #Salesforce Developer  #Salesforce Admin  #Mobile App Developmet/react Native

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Raman Bhatia (Mobile Architect presso MTX) ha fatto una domanda in #Mobile
27 feb 2024, 18:24
For Mobile App security, is Certificate Pinning and Jailbreak detection already implemented in the Salesforce Mobile Application? Is there a recommended approach for implementing these in a Custom Built Mobile Connected App that uses Salesforce SDK?

For Mobile App security, is Certificate Pinning and Jailbreak detection already implemented in the Salesforce Mobile Application? 

 

Is there a recommended approach or  document for implementing these in a Custom  Mobile Connected App that uses Salesforce SDK? (We use React Native)

 

#Mobile  #Mobile App Developmet/react Native  #Security

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  1. Raman Bhatia (MTX)
    24 dic 2024, 04:24
    The answer I found by creating a salesforce support ticket is that salesforce does not provide any support or inbuilt features for certificate pinning. However, a salesforce mobile app or custom salesforce connected mobile app is usually published via a mobile device management system - such as Microsoft Intune, or VmWare workspace etc. which provide support for certificate pinning.
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Mayur Bhavsar ha fatto una domanda in Mobile SDK
6 nov 2023, 15:26
How we can use Mobile SDK in React Native app without using forcereact?

We have created the app using forcereact but we are facing issue in deep linking functionality. Hence we want to try out if we can use the Mobile SDK in react native app without using forcereact. #Deep-link #React Native #Mobile App Developmet/react Native 

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  1. Wolfgang Mathurin (Salesforce)
    10 nov 2023, 17:46

    forcereact is helping put the pieces together automatically (the React SDK, the Mobile SDK). I don't think that doing the same thing manually will produce different results.

    What issues are you facing with deep linking?

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Irfan Syed (Sr Director of Product Management, Mobile Platform presso Salesforce.com) ha postato in Mobile SDK
6 set 2022, 22:33

✨ Mobile SDK 10.1.1 is now available! ✨   

 

Mobile SDK 10.1.1 release includes bug fixes, performance enhancements, feature additions, and updates.

 

 Feature Highlights

  • Mobile SDK 10.1.1 restores use of the Lock App After timeout setting from the org's Connected App settings for your mobile app. When set, the mobile app locks after it has been in the background for longer than the timeout period. Locking occurs when the mobile app is activated. Unlocking the app remains the same.

For more details, see release notes (ios and android).

 

GRAB THE LATEST HERE

 

Android: GitHub, npm iOS: GitHub, npm Hybrid: npm React Native: npm Sfdx plugin: npm

 

#Salesforce Developer  #Salesforce Mobile #Salesforce For iOS/Android  #Mobile App Developmet/react Native

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Irfan Syed (Sr Director of Product Management, Mobile Platform presso Salesforce.com) ha postato in Mobile SDK
24 giu 2022, 18:29

✨ Mobile SDK 10.1 is now available! ✨   

 

Mobile SDK 10.1.0 release includes bug fixes, performance enhancements, feature additions, and updates.

 

 Feature Highlights

  • API updates : We have added REST API methods and response parsers for the Briefcase Priming and sObject Collections Salesforce APIs on both iOS and Android.
  • Mobile Sync Updates : Mobile Sync has been enhanced to now support Briefcase as a new Sync Down target and a new Collections Sync up target.
  • App Templates : 
    • Android : We have added a brand new Mobile Sync template to demonstrate the full power of Mobile Sync built using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose!
    • iOS : We have added updates to our iOS template to support the new Briefcase Sync Down target to showcase how you can build MSDK powered apps on M1 powered Macs, iPads and iPhones

For more details, see release notes (ios and android).

 

GRAB THE LATEST HERE

 

Android: GitHub, npm  iOS: GitHub, npm  Hybrid: npm  React Native: npm  Sfdx plugin: npm 

 

#Salesforce Developer  #Salesforce Mobile #Salesforce For iOS/Android  #Mobile App Developmet/react Native

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Sai Bharathwaj Sureshbabu (Salesforce developer presso Accenture) ha postato in #Salesforce Developer
9 apr 2022, 07:41

As a client requirement, we are started to build mobile app using Aura components. As per the salesforce mobile debugging tools for Android and ios, we have downloaded them and tried to use them . But when we installed Android Studio and Xcode we found issue in our Laptop/Desktop that it consuming more than 10 GB of harddisk space and it makes the system slow and unable to respond on clicks and move. IS there any other mobile debugging tool available to test our changes?

 

#Salesforce Developer #Mobile App Developmet/react Native

#Mobile

@Mobile Tools

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  1. Michael Alderete (Salesforce.com)
    12 apr 2022, 03:11

    Aura components aren't supported in the Field Service Mobile + LWC pilot. They won't work at all. Lightning web components are the supported flavor in Field Service Mobile.

     

    Xcode and Android Studio are pigs, no doubt about it, at least in terms of disk space. But 10 gigs for two complex IDEs, associated secondary tools, the emulator/simulator images, SDK libraries, and so on really isn't that bad, all things considered. Consider that the last iOS upgrade was as large as five gigabytes, and that's essentially what a virtual device image is, and you can see why there's such a large footprint for the tools.

     

    More concerning is the performance issue you describe. Could you provide more details? What system were you running them on? How much memory is installed? How much memory was being consumed overall? What else was running? Did you try rebooting and going directly to e.g. an iOS Simulator? How was performance in that relatively clean environment?

     

    I run Xcode and Android Studio on a MacBook Pro 13" (2020) with 32 gigs of RAM, and while neither runs <sorry> swiftly, they're still quite usable, without any of the issues you described.

     

    Xcode and Android Studio are the only (good) tools available to run virtual devices, and running the virtual device builds of the pilot apps is by far the best debugging experience available. (We know there's plenty of room for improvement in our debugging tools, but it's still the best DX available today.)

     

    While you could pursue other development/debugging tools, the behavior you describe isn't typical or expected. It's a far better effort to try to resolve that, than to try to replace them.

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Irfan Syed (Sr Director of Product Management, Mobile Platform presso Salesforce.com) ha postato in Mobile SDK
6 gen 2022, 17:21

✨ Mobile SDK 9.2.1 is now available! ✨   

 

 Feature Highlights

  • iOS: Mobile SDK 9.2.1 features minor internal bug fixes for iOS 15 compatibility.
    • Updated the default keychain and file protection levels to improve support for background operations
    • Minor improvements to the navigation bar appearance and the URL cache
  • Android: Mobile SDK 9.2.1 fixes rare issues that could unintentionally enable the passcode requirement during upgrades.

How to Upgrade Your Apps 

To upgrade your Mobile SDK apps, follow the instructions at Migrating from the Previous Release.  

 

GRAB THE LATEST HERE

 

Android: GitHub, npm

 iOS: GitHub, npm 

Hybrid: npm 

React Native: npm 

Sfdx plugin: npm  

 

  #Salesforce Mobile SDK #Salesforce For iOS/Android #Mobile App Developmet/react Native

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Irfan Syed (Sr Director of Product Management, Mobile Platform presso Salesforce.com)
15 dic 2021, 21:38

✨ Mobile SDK 9.2.1 is now available! ✨   

 

 Feature Highlights

  • iOS: Mobile SDK 9.2.1 features minor internal bug fixes for iOS 15 compatibility.
    • Updated the default keychain and file protection levels to improve support for background operations
    • Minor improvements to the navigation bar appearance and the URL cache
  • Android: Mobile SDK 9.2.1 fixes rare issues that could unintentionally enable the passcode requirement during upgrades.

How to Upgrade Your Apps 

To upgrade your Mobile SDK apps, follow the instructions at Migrating from the Previous Release. 

 

GRAB THE LATEST HERE

 

Android: GitHub, npm

iOS: GitHub, npm 

Hybrid: npm 

React Native: npm 

Sfdx plugin: npm  

 

  #Salesforce Mobile SDK #Salesforce For iOS/Android #Mobile App Developmet/react Native

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