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I have a permission set that allows only assigned users to perform an "Unlock" action on a locked Order. So there is a custom button on the Order page that says "Unlock Order". That button executes a FLOW to unlock the order.

However, I only want certain users to be able to unlock Orders. 

Currently unauthorized users sometimes click on the button, and then they get an error and we admins get an error email. Waste of all of our time.

So only users that have the permission set assigned should be able to see that button. 

Is there any way to make the button only visible on the Lightning page layout to users with the permission set assigned?

All help greatly appreciated!

 

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Making a text field dependent on a picklist

 

I am trying to make a new text field dependent on the Stage field. Quite simply, when a user selects the stage "Closed Lost" I want it to make it mandatory to enter the reason in free text.

I can't seem to find a way to do this. Is it possilbe? 

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Hi ,

 

Recently, even if I receive a notification of the best answer, when I open the link, I encounter a screen like the one below.

 

Are there any bugs in this community feature?

 

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  1. May 15, 2024, 7:59 AM

    Hi @Keiji Otsubo

    If you are satisfied with the answer please close this thread by marking accepted answers.

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Hi everyone! LWR allows us to add CSS class names to components, which is great for adding some custom styling. We have a client who is on the B2B Aura Template, and we are about to start on a small design refresh of their site. We want to use as many standard Experience Builder components as possible, however the styling options for Aura sites is a bit limited.

 

So I wanted to check if anyone knows of any App Exchange products that give you the ability to add CSS classes to components for Aura sites? I do have a way of targeting specific elements for styling, but it's a really roundabout way that is messy. So if there was a way to add CSS classes, or something like that it would be helpful.

 

Thanks!

 

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  1. Mar 8, 2024, 9:45 PM

    Unfortunately, something like this would have to be introduced at a platform level to apply to all / any component. Otherwise it would have to be done at a component level (to take in a custom CSS Class name as a property input and apply it to the parent wrapper of the component). So it's unlikely that there's anything on the appexchange that would address this.

     

    Maybe create an idea to extend similar functionality from LWR to Aura?

    FYI @Alicia Teo

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  1. Mar 20, 2024, 2:29 PM

    Yes, could use Email Service or if you are using Email-To-Case, you can do it in Trigger.

    One Visual Solution could be use Custom Notification for Visual effect:

    https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.notif_builder_custom.htm&type=5

     

    Additionaly, the check in the Case could be used, if you want this solution, but should work with List View and Filter for the Checkbox field. That way your agents could review this cases with incoming emails received.

     

    Thanks a lot,

    Regards

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Hi,

I have some static field values created as custom metadata. Now i want to change the generic values, but not able to locate where its been maintained.

I went to setting > Custom metadata type> manage records.

Although i can see the field value name, i can't locate where the values are maintained , which need to be updated. Any suggestions ? #Sales Cloud

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  1. Feb 9, 2024, 7:18 AM

    @Steven Trumble Actually i can't see it in teh custom fields list.

    But when i clicked on " manage spec sheet generic data" button , i can see it. 

    But then i can't able to see the values inside it, i want to update the values.

     

    e.g " Marketing Attribute has values " ABC", i want to change it to "XYZ". But i am not able to locate where the value ABC been maintained inside it.

     

    Actually i can't see it in teh custom fields list.But when i clicked on

    I can see it here, but editing it not showing me teh values " ABC" stored inside it.

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I need help creating a formula that sets a checkbox field to True. I have two multi select picklist. I want the checkbox set to true if either FieldA or FieldB contains "In Person".

 

Thank you

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  1. Jan 9, 2024, 9:36 PM

    For that you'd use an INCLUDES Function, like this

     

    OR(

    INCLUDES( Field_A , 'In Person'),

    INCLUDES( Field_B , 'In Person')

    )

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By creating "right-ish" answers in multiple-choice quizzes and then not providing user feedback about wrong answers or an overview of why answers are not correct, the quizzes do not reinforce understanding. Having the ability to review quizzes and understand the subtle variations between right and wrong will help improve learning outcomes. 

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  1. Aug 18, 2023, 11:22 AM

    @Elaine Rettger I agree with you. Multiple-choice quizzes can be a great way to assess learning, but they only work if they are well-designed. One of the most important things to consider when designing a multiple-choice quiz is the quality of the answer choices.

     

    "Right-ish" answers are those that are close to the correct answer, but not quite accurate. They can be tempting to use because they make the quiz more challenging, but they can also be counterproductive. When students choose a "right-ish" answer, they may not learn from their mistake because they think they are correct.

     

    It is important to provide feedback to students about their wrong answers. This feedback should explain why the answer is wrong and why the correct answer is correct. This feedback can help students understand the material better and improve their learning outcomes.

     

    In addition to providing feedback, it is also helpful to allow students to review their quizzes. This allows students to see the correct answers and understand the subtle variations between right and wrong. This can help students learn from their mistakes and improve their understanding of the material.

     

    Here are some tips for designing effective multiple-choice quizzes:

    • Use clear and concise language in the questions and answer choices.
    • Avoid using "right-ish" answers.
    • Provide feedback to students about their wrong answers.
    • Allow students to review their quizzes.

    By following these tips, you can create multiple-choice quizzes that will help students learn and improve their understanding of the material.

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