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Hey everyone, it’s Dan/Kenji, Senior Developer for Redkite here with a nifty solution to an ever so annoying problem. That is of course that headers of a pageblocktable in Visualforce do not remain visible if you put the table in a scrollable area. I know there are a few approaches on how exactly to best [...]

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What’s New(s) In The Cloud? Here are some of Redkite’s favorite Salesforce.com and Cloud related tweets this month! News in the Cloud takes on a new meaning this week with Felix Baumgartner’s record breaking leap. How @redbullstratos Successfully Soared Across Social Media bit.ly/RZISXt #livejump— salesforce.com (@salesforce) October 15, 2012 Salesforce and Social Media: See how [...]

Salesforce’s Reporting and Dashboards are extremely powerful but some things that seem like they should be easy can end up being pretty formidable challenges. One dashboard we see our clients struggling with is the elusive, but useful, multi-column Dashboard Component table. Let’s review how to create a Dashboard Component with multiple columns, displaying your Salesperson’s [...]

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Field sets make so much sense, and I was really looking forward to being able to set up some very easy to maintain code. Unfortunately field sets do have one limitation that I recently ran into. You can’t access them from Apex Code. To be fair, before Field Sets, you really had no options of [...]

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Update: I’ve recently recieved a very informative email from Salesforce. In this email, Salesforce explained some of the ideas that went into their design. It made a ton of sense, and I’ll talk about it at the end of this post. And thanks for the info Salesforce! I recently got Javascript Remoting enabled in my [...]

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