Wednesday, 26 August 2015

Salesforce Certification Mock Tests

Hi To Salesforce Devs,

Here is the links for the Certification Mock tests ,

Certified Developer Quiz

Certified-Salesforce-Administrator-DEV-401

http://www.salesforceben.com/dev-401-quiz/

Certified Administrator Quiz

http://www.salesforceben.com/adm201-quiz/

Certified Developer Mock Exam

http://www.salesforceben.com/certified-developer-mock-exam/

Certified Advanced Administrator Quiz

Salesforce+Certified+Advanced+Administrator (1)

http://www.salesforceben.com/certified-advanced-administrator-quiz/

Thank you.

Friday, 21 August 2015

MultiselectPicklist using Javascript - Visualforce page

Hi Salesforce Dev ,

Now I am going to demonstrate on the handling Multi select Pick list from Javascript on Visual force page.

Here is the code for the Multi select pick list ,

<table>
            <tr>
                <th ><h1 style="margin-left: 150px;">Account Fields</h1> </th>
                <th><h1 style="margin-left: 142px;">Contact Fields</h1> </th>
            </tr>
                <tr>
                    <td>
                            <apex:panelgrid columns="5" id="accpanel" style="margin-top: 10px;margin-left: 20px;"> 
                            <apex:selectList value="{!AccFields}" multiselect="true" size="5" id="accleft" style="width: 142px;height: 89px;">  
                                <apex:selectOptions value="{!AccountFields}"/>
                            </apex:selectList>
                            <apex:panelGroup >
                                <br/>
                                <apex:Commandbutton value=" > " onclick="MoveToRight('{!JSINHTMLENCODE($Component.accleft)}','{!JSINHTMLENCODE($Component.accright)}','Account');return false;" rerender="frm"/>
                                <br/><br/>
                                <apex:Commandbutton value=" < " onclick="MoveToLeft('{!JSINHTMLENCODE($Component.accleft)}','{!JSINHTMLENCODE($Component.accright)}','Account');return false;" rerender="frm"/>
                                <br/><br/>
                            </apex:panelGroup>
                            <apex:selectList id="accright" multiselect="true" size="5" value="{!AccountRightselected}" style="width: 142px;height: 89px;">   
                                <apex:selectOptions value="{!RightAccountFields}"/>
                            </apex:selectlist>
                        </apex:panelgrid>   
                    </td> 
                    <td>
                        <apex:panelgrid columns="5" id="conpanel" style="margin-top: 10px;margin-left: 20px;"> 
                            <apex:selectList value="{!Confields}" multiselect="true" size="5" id="conleft" style="width: 142px;height: 89px;">  
                                <apex:selectOptions value="{!ContactFields}"/>
                            </apex:selectList>
                            <apex:panelGroup >
                                <br/>
                                <apex:Commandbutton value=" > " onclick="MoveToRight('{!JSINHTMLENCODE($Component.conleft)}','{!JSINHTMLENCODE($Component.conright)}','Contact');return false;" rerender="frm"/>
                                <br/><br/>
                                <apex:Commandbutton value=" < " onclick="MoveToLeft('{!JSINHTMLENCODE($Component.conleft)}','{!JSINHTMLENCODE($Component.conright)}','Contact');return false;" rerender="frm"/>
                                <br/><br/>
                            </apex:panelGroup>
                            <apex:selectList id="conright" multiselect="true" size="5" value="{!ContactRightselected}" style="width: 142px;height: 89px;">   
                                 <apex:selectOptions value="{!RightContactFields}"/>
                            </apex:selectlist>
                        </apex:panelgrid> 
                    
                    
                    
                    </td>
                    
                    
                </tr>   
        </table>

Here is the JS code , which will used to move left / right from Multi Select Pick list.

function MoveToRight(leftpickval,rightpickval,type){
            var removeOptions = new Array();
            if(document.getElementById(leftpickval)!=null && document.getElementById(rightpickval)!=null){
                var leftOptions = document.getElementById(leftpickval); 
                var rightOptions =document.getElementById(rightpickval);
                var iCount=0;
                for(var i=0;i<leftOptions.options.length;i++){
                    if(leftOptions.options[i].selected){
                        if(rightOptions.options.length==1 && (rightOptions.options[rightOptions.length-1].value==null || rightOptions.options[rightOptions.length-1].value==''))
                            rightOptions.options[0] = new Option(leftOptions.options[i].text, leftOptions.options[i].value);
                        else
                            rightOptions.options[rightOptions.length] = new Option(leftOptions.options[i].text, leftOptions.options[i].value);
    
                        removeOptions[iCount] = leftOptions.options[i].value;
                        iCount++;
                    }
                }
                for(var i=0;i<removeOptions.length;i++){
                    for(var j=0;j<leftOptions.length;j++){
                        if(leftOptions.options[j].value == removeOptions[i]){
                            leftOptions.remove(j);
                            break;
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            sortLeftSelect(leftpickval);
            sortRightSelect(rightpickval);
        }
        function MoveToLeft(leftpickval,rightpickval,type){
            var removeOptions = new Array();
            if(document.getElementById(leftpickval)!=null && document.getElementById(rightpickval)!=null){
                var leftOptions = document.getElementById(rightpickval);
                var rightOptions =document.getElementById(leftpickval);
                var iCount=0;
                for(var i=0;i<leftOptions.options.length;i++){
                    if(leftOptions.options[i].selected){
                        if(rightOptions.options.length==1 && (rightOptions.options[rightOptions.length-1].value==null || rightOptions.options[rightOptions.length-1].value==''))
                            rightOptions.options[0] = new Option(leftOptions.options[i].text, leftOptions.options[i].value);
                        else
                            rightOptions.options[rightOptions.length] = new Option(leftOptions.options[i].text, leftOptions.options[i].value);
    
                        removeOptions[iCount] = leftOptions.options[i].value;
                        iCount++;
                    }
                }
                for(var i=0;i<removeOptions.length;i++){
                    for(var j=0;j<leftOptions.length;j++){
                        if(leftOptions.options[j].value == removeOptions[i]){
                            leftOptions.remove(j);
                            break;
                        }
                    }
                }
            
            }
            sortLeftSelect(leftpickval);
            sortRightSelect(rightpickval);
            
        }
  function sortLeftSelect(typeval) {
    var tmpAry = new Array();
    selElem = document.getElementById(typeval);
    for (var i=0;i<selElem.options.length;i++) {
        tmpAry[i] = new Array();
        tmpAry[i][0] = selElem.options[i].text;
        tmpAry[i][1] = selElem.options[i].value;
    }
    tmpAry.sort();
    while (selElem.options.length > 0) {
        selElem.options[0] = null;
    }
    for (var i=0;i<tmpAry.length;i++) {
        var op = new Option(tmpAry[i][0], tmpAry[i][1]);
        selElem.options[i] = op;
    }
    return;
 }  
 function sortRightSelect(typeval) {
    selElem = document.getElementById(typeval);
    var tmpAry = new Array();
    for (var i=0;i<selElem.options.length;i++) {
        tmpAry[i] = new Array();
        tmpAry[i][0] = selElem.options[i].text;
        tmpAry[i][1] = selElem.options[i].value;
    }
    tmpAry.sort();
    while (selElem.options.length > 0) {
        selElem.options[0] = null;
    }
    for (var i=0;i<tmpAry.length;i++) {
        var op = new Option(tmpAry[i][0], tmpAry[i][1]);
        selElem.options[i] = op;
    }
    return;
 }

Thank you.

Haribabu Amudalapalli

Wednesday, 19 August 2015

Salesforce Collections

HI Salesforce Developers ,

Developer Console

list<college> lststudent=new list<college>();

College shadan=new college();

shadan.strStudentName='susan';

Shadan.iStudentAge=20;

lststudent.add(shadan);

Retrieving values from list

for(college obj:lststudent)

{

system.debug(obj.strStudentName);

system.debug(obj.istudentage);

}

Sets

set<college> setCollege=new set<college>();

creating an object

college biet=new college();

Inserting elements into set

biet.strStudentName='Jasmine';

biet.istudentage=24;

adding object to the set instance

setcollege.add(biet);

Retrieving elements from set

for(college obj:setcollege)

{system.debug(obj.strStudentName);

system.debug(obj.istudentage);

}

Maps

map<string,string> mapname=new map<string,string>();

mapname.put('anitha','Sfdc');

mapname.get('anitha');

DML Operations

Inserting values into Accounts Object

list<account> a1=new list<account>();

a1.add(new account(name='Preethi'));

insert a1;

15/10/14

Lists

list<string> lststring=new list<string>(); // creating an empty list of string

lststring.add('philomenal'); //adding element philomenal to the list

string str =lststring.get(0); //Retrieves the element at index 0

system.debug(lststring.get(0)); //printing the retrieved element

Inserting and retrieving multiple elements from List

list<integer> lstinteger=new list<integer>();

lstinteger.add(1000);

lstinteger.add(2000);

integer isalary =lstinteger.get(0);

isalary =lstinteger.get(1);

system.debug(lstinteger.get(0));

system.debug(lstinteger.get(1));

Sorting in Order

List<string> colors=new list<string>{'green','pink','red'};

colors.sort();

system.assertEquals('green', colors.get(0));

system.assertequals('pink',colors.get(1));

system.debug(colors.get(0));

system.debug(colors.get(1));

add(integer,object) method

list<integer> lstinteger=new integer[3];

lstinteger.add(0,1000);

lstinteger.add(1,2000);

lstinteger.add(3,3000);

system.assertEquals(lstinteger.get(3), 3000);

system.debug(lstinteger.get(3));

Coping one List elements into another list using addall()

List<Account>lsta1= new list<Account>([select name,id from account where name='hitachi']);

List<Account>lsta2=new list<Account>([select name,id from account where billingcity='hyd']);

List<Account>lstMasterAcc= new List<Account>();

lstMasterAcc.addall(lsta1);

//System.debug(MasterAcc.get(lsta1));

lstMasterAcc.addall(lsta2);

//system.debug(MasterAcc.get(lsta2));

for(Account Accobj:lstMasterAcc)

{system.debug(lstMasterAcc.get(0));}

Coping List elements into set using addall(set)

List<Account>lstacc=new list<Account>([select name,id from account where billingcity='hyd']);

set<account> setacc=new set<account>([select id,name from account where name='abcd']);

List<account> lstMasteracc=new List<account>();

lstmasteracc.addall(setacc);

lstmasteracc.addall(lstacc);

for(account objacc:lstmasteracc)

{

system.debug(lstmasteracc.get(0));

}

Inserted account records into list elements

List<account> LstAcc=new list<account>([select name,id from account where billingcity='hyd']);

for(account obj:lstacc){

system.debug(lstacc.get(0));

}

Clearing the inserted elements from List

List<account> LstAcc=new list<account>([select name,id from account where billingcity='hyd']);

//for(account obj:lstacc){

lstacc.clear();

//}

Clone()

List<account> lstacc=new list<account>([select name,id from account where billingcity='hyd']);

List<Account> lstAccClone= lstacc.clone();

system.debug('cloned account is '+lstacc);

Equals(list)

List<account> lstacc=new list<account>([select name,id,createddate from account where billingcity='hyd']);

List<Account> lstAccClone= lstacc.clone();

system.debug('cloned account is '+lstacc);

lstacc.equals(lstAccClone);

system.debug('lstacc equals lstaccclone '+lstacc.equals(lstAccClone));

Debug:18:43:50:248 USER_DEBUG [6]|DEBUG|lstacc equals lstaccclone true

Equals(list) for deep clone

List<account> lstacc=new list<account>([select name,id,createddate from account where billingcity='hyd']);

List<Account> lstAccClone= lstacc.deepclone(true,false,true);

system.debug('cloned account is '+lstacc);

lstacc.equals(lstAccClone);

system.debug('lstacc equals lstaccclone '+lstacc.equals(lstAccClone));

Debug:18:42:52:074 USER_DEBUG [5]|DEBUG|lstacc equals lstaccclone false

Get(integer)

list<integer> lstinteger=new list<integer>();

lstinteger.add(1000);

lstinteger.add(2000);

integer isalary =lstinteger.get(0);

isalary =lstinteger.get(1);

system.debug(lstinteger.get(0));

system.debug(lstinteger.get(1));

HashCode()

list<integer> lstinteger=new integer[3];

lstinteger.add(0,1000);

lstinteger.add(1,2000);

lstinteger.add(3,3000);

//system.assertEquals(lstinteger.get(3), 3000);

//system.debug(lstinteger.get(3));

lstinteger.hashcode();

system.debug(lstinteger.hashcode());

Debug: 18:50:56:050 USER_DEBUG [8]|DEBUG|1301808609

IsEmpty()

list<integer> lstinteger=new integer[3];

lstinteger.add(0,1000);

lstinteger.add(1,2000);

lstinteger.add(3,3000);

system.debug(lstinteger.isempty());

Debug: 18:53:31:034 USER_DEBUG [5]|DEBUG|false

list<integer> lstinteger=new integer[3];

//lstinteger.add(0,1000);

//lstinteger.add(1,2000);

//lstinteger.add(3,3000);

lstinteger.clear();

system.debug(lstinteger.isempty());

Debug : 18:55:42:034 USER_DEBUG [7]|DEBUG|true

Remove(integer)

list<integer> lstinteger=new integer[5];

//lstinteger.clear();

lstinteger.add(0,1000);

lstinteger.add(1,2000);

lstinteger.add(2,3000);

integer iremoveinteger=lstinteger.remove(0);

// for(integer iobj:lstinteger)

//{

system.debug('Contents of the list'+lstinteger);

Debug: 19:07:15:047 USER_DEBUG [10]|DEBUG|Contents of the list(2000, 3000, null, null, null, null, null)

Updating account record (try catch exception)

list<account> a=new list<account>();

a=[select id,billingcity,accountnumber from account where id='00190000014Vftk'];

a.add(new account(billingcity='hyd'));

a.add(new account(accountnumber=12345));

try{

update a;

}

catch(exception e)

{//system.debug(dml exception);

}

Maps

map<string,string> m=new map<string,string>();

m.put('ani','sfdc');

m.put('sonu','.net');

m.put('manu','mobile');

//System.debug(m.get('sonu')); //prints keys(sonu) corresponding value(.net)

set<string> s=m.keyset();

System.debug(m.keyset()); //Prints all elements

Map<ID,Contact> mapAcc=new Map<id,contact>([select id,name from contact ]);

system.debug(mapacc.values()); // prints values of contact

Map<ID,Contact> mapAcc=new Map<id,contact>([select id,name from contact ]);

system.debug(mapacc.keyset()); //prints keys of contact

Map<ID,Contact> mapAcc=new Map<id,contact>([select id,name from contact ]);

system.debug(mapacc.size()); //gives the size of contacts

copy list elements into map

list<account> lstacc=new list<account>([select id,name from account where billingstate='ts']);

map<id,account> maplst=new map<id,account>(lstacc);

system.debug(lstacc);

ContainsKey()

Map<ID,account> mapAcc=new Map<id,account>([select id,name,billingcity from account ]);

system.debug(mapacc.containskey('00190000016L7jx'));

EXCEL CONNECTOR FOR SALESFORCE

Introduction:

Sales force provides programmatic access to your organization’s information using a simple, powerful, and secure application programming interface, the Force.com Web Services API.

Any functionality regarding Excel Connector is available only if your organization has the API feature enabled. This feature is enabled by default for Unlimited, Enterprise, and Developer Editions. Some Professional Edition organizations may also have the API enabled.

The Office Toolkit version of the API provides a Component Object Model (COM) interface to developers who want to write client applications that use COM technology to access their organization’s Sales force data. The Office Toolkit is built on top of, and interacts with, an organization’s Sales force data via the API. The Office Toolkit acts as an intermediary between COM client applications and the API, handling certain tasks implicitly so that client applications are simpler to code.

Download And Install the Sforce Office Toolkit

Goto https://code.google.com/p/excel-connector/downloads/detail?name=sforce_connector_ee_1603.zip&can=2&q=
Click to download File- save.
Extract the .zip folder into your preferred folder.

For Professional Edition users

Goto https://code.google.com/p/excel-connector/
Under the download menu, click sforce_connect_pe_winter11.zip

Open the Zip file,it has a .xla file contained within it.

Open Excel and click on start button. Then click “Excel Options”.

Select Add-Ins from the side menu in Excel options.

In the bottom of the pane ,you should see a menu called “manage” with excel Add-Ins selected. Click Go.

You should see the Add-Ins menu, Click Browse and navigate to the folder where you saved the .xla file.
Select the .xla file and add it to the Add-Ins menu.
You should noe see the SForce Connector Add-in as an available option in the Add-Ins menu.

Click Ok in Excel. Click on Add-Ins tab to start using the connector

Under the Add-Ins tab in Excel, Select “Table Query Wizard”.

Enter your Salesforce.com credentials.

Click Login.

Querying Saleforce Data

Once logged in the Wizard will walk you through the remaining steps needed to pull in data from your Salesforce instance.

Step 1: Indicate where in the Spreadsheet you want to put the data returned from the query. Click Next.

Step 2a: Choose the Table that holds the data you wish to analyze. Click Next.

Step 2b: Choose the Fields that hold the data you wish to analyze. Click Next.

Step 3: Add any conditions by which you want to filter the data before it is returned to Excel. When done, click Run Query.

The Data is queried from Salesforce and pulled into Excel. Depending upon the amount of data, this may take several minutes.

Once the data is returned you can use it as you would other Excel data to analyze, make pivot tables, charts, etc.

Update Data to org.

We can even make modifications to the data queried, and update those values. Select the cells in which the modification is done.

Under the Add-Ins tab in Excel, Select “Update Selected Cells”.

You will get a pop-up saying:

Click Ok

To Insert Data:

To insert a new row of data into salesforce.com

Enter the new data for these records into the appropriate columns,
To inform the connector that you would like to insert this row of data into salesforce.com, place the keyword new into the account ID column, as shown.
To indicate the rows of data to be inserted, select one or more cells on the row which you would like to insert, the connector uses the currently selected row or rows to construct the insert Sforce function call. You may select multiple rows to be inserted.
With the data in place, and the keyword new in the account ID column, you're ready to insert the row, click on the connector menu item Insert Selected Rows.

The API insert function call returns the account ID, which is place back in to the worksheet, in this example selected Cell is overwritten with the new account ID.

Salesforce on Demand

Wednesday, 26 August 2015

Salesforce Certification Mock Tests

Here is the links for the Certification Mock tests ,

Certified Developer Quiz

Certified Administrator Quiz

Certified Developer Mock Exam

Certified Advanced Administrator Quiz

Friday, 21 August 2015

MultiselectPicklist using Javascript - Visualforce page

Wednesday, 19 August 2015

Salesforce Collections

EXCEL CONNECTOR FOR SALESFORCE

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