Undocumented but let's say a user email is not verified and those users try to send out email from sf maybe they submitted a approval request for those users the mail would not go out. Now how to solve this is quite easy this was only documented for community folks but you can trigger same … Continue reading Verifying User Email Status in Salesforce: A Challenge – SOLVED

Unfortunately, there's no direct field or query available in Salesforce to determine if a user's email is verified or not. Why is this a challenge? No explicit field: Salesforce doesn't store a boolean flag indicating email verification status. UI-based verification: The email verification process is primarily managed through the user interface. Limited API access: While … Continue reading Verifying User Email Status in Salesforce: A Challenge (NOT NOW – CHECK OUT NEW BLOG POST)

To check your sandbox performance it's quite easy just append /speedtest.jsp customdomain-sandbox.my.salesforce.com/speedtest.jsp

Whenever you want to add a new field on to a object first thing ask WHY ! do we really need it? Second most important part name it right way! Once the field is in the org on any object believe me it's not going out anytime soon. Please do go thought below blog and … Continue reading #Naming matters! by Joel Mansford

So you have a sObject and then you can always type cast to std or custom object in a easy way and access the record values. How we do that is simple let's take example of Account. (Account)sObject; In case of list then you do this List<Account>sObjectLst Now lets say I don't want to type … Continue reading Iterate on sObject list and how to access a value from object

So after a long day. the blog will be shot but providing the full code base here. So basically in case your looking forward to implement a tree grid component this will help to do a kick start. FLS (Forward looking statement): the check box you see here are also displayed on the children cannot … Continue reading lightning-tree-grid Contract and Subscriptions

Hellooo people... Okay this would we be more over a theory blog post rather and with bunch of how to link pointing to right documentation. So now no one likes to put their tokens in custom label or on in metadata and we need much more secured place to store the creds to make callouts … Continue reading Named Credentials With Custom Authentication Protocol