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I have an abstract class in apex with several properties that I would like to override in a child class. According to the documentation, properties support both the override and virtual access modifiers. However, when I try to use either of them in either the parent or child class, I get an error saying that variables cannot be marked as virtual/override. Here is a facsimile of the code that causes this error: public abstract class Row{ public virtual double value{ get{return value==null ? 0 : value;} set; } } public class SummaryRow extends Row{ private list<Row> childRows; public override

With the spring '12 coming over these days, the old "hack" to convert the rich editor will not work any more. What can be done to retain full CKEditor functionality after spring 12? New CKEditor is object rather than URL based and a new approach is needed. In case anyone needs it, the following script will replace factory editor layout with a full version allowing additional formating options (fonts, colors, etc). Note, I set the height to 600px, adjust for your own needs. Also, as before, this can only work in your own VF pages, you cannot change the behavior of "factory" page layouts. $

I have a webservice class that will be in a managed package and distributed to multiple clients. The class currently has a variable with the hardcoded value of the server it's hitting. The problem: the server will be different for each client, so a hardcoded value will not work. I figured since each client will have to add their server to their remote site settings, the easiest way might be to grab the correct URL from their setting. Is this possible? Or is there another "right" way to accomplish this? Thanks The best way I've found to save configuration values is to use Apex Custom Settings .

I'm looking for a technique to execute Apex code from a custom button added to the Opportunity object in a way that protects the user against CSRF. The current approach being used comes from the question - Custom Button or Link to a Visualforce page with a custom controller . Essentially: There is an Opportunity Custom Button with the Content Source set to "Visualforce Page". The Content for this button is set to a Visualforce page that uses Opportunity for the standardController, has an extension apex class entered and an action for a method in that class The action method returns a

Is there any way to integrate version control system for Apex & Visualforce code? I can thinking of keeping a separate repository but no way to have it integrated with Salesforce Platform. Thanks in Advance. You can do this by using Subversion and the Force.com Eclipse IDE with the Subclipse plugin. Here are a few links to some instructions. Setting up Subversion (Windows) Installing Force.com IDE (Eclipse) Installing Subclipse (Eclipse plugin) Use the update site when installing in Eclipse - similar to the instructions here If instead of using Subversion, you wish to use Git (lots of the

I know that this is how to save a record <apex:commandButton action="{!save}" value="Save"/> I want a button to NOT save the current record (ie. Cancel) and navigate to the list of saved record (ie. list of objects for that object type). Something like this... <apex:commandButton action="{!cancel}" value="Cancel"/> The list view for an object is your base URL / the 3 letter prefix for your object / o, for example: https://na1.salesforce.com/a0C/o So you could just create an action method that returns a Pagereference with the appropriate URL and set to redirect ( pr.setRedirect(true) ).