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Extended NA1 Maintenance Next Weekend (3/20)

March 13, 2010 by David Schach Leave a Comment

Next weekend, March 20, 2010, Salesforce NA1 will be down for an extended (8-hour) maintenance window - the longest in memory - from 7pm 3/20 to 3am 3/21 (All times PST). Overlapping this is another 8-hour window for NA0 (SSL) starting two hours earlier. Also starting at 7pm PST, EU0 (EMEA) will be down for […]

Filed Under: salesforce.com, Spring 10 Tagged With: New Developments, Salesforce.com

Filed Under: salesforce.com, Spring 10 Tagged With: New Developments, Salesforce.com

Inline Visualforce Page Layouts!

November 29, 2008 by David Schach 1 Comment

We’re all used to using inline S-Controls, dragging and dropping them into page layouts. And the entire Salesforce community has been spending tons of time recreating page layouts in Visualforce, just to edit one small piece of a page.

As an example, how would you implement the example at developer.force.com: Visualforce Dynamic Edit Page? You would do it the way it was explained in the blog post!

Well the rules of the game have changed.

Filed Under: Configuration, Development, Native Application, New Features, salesforce.com Tagged With: Force.com Builder, New Developments, New Features, Visualforce

Filed Under: Configuration, Development, Native Application, New Features, salesforce.com Tagged With: Force.com Builder, New Developments, New Features, Visualforce

Upcoming Plans

November 9, 2008 by David Schach 1 Comment

This blog post is partly an announcement of X-Squared’s upcoming plans and projects, and partly a way to hold myself to my list. It is said that while managing the Yankees, Joe Torre tried to quit many times, until someone bet him $1000 that he couldn’t quit… and told everyone he knew about the bet. Clearly, $1000 is small change to Torre, but the pressure of the whole world knowing his plan to quit helped him quite a bit. So here is X-Squared On Demand’s list of projects and plans (outside of the standard billing work for our amazing clients):

Filed Under: X-Squared On Demand Tagged With: Force.com Platform, New Developments, Visualforce, X-Squared On Demand

Filed Under: X-Squared On Demand Tagged With: Force.com Platform, New Developments, Visualforce, X-Squared On Demand

X-Squared at Dreamforce 2008

October 28, 2008 by David Schach Leave a Comment

Please be sure to register for sessions at Dreamforce. And DEFINITELY don’t miss my session! Wrangle Data & Pump up the Configuration “I’m administering Salesforce. I’ve learned the ropes. Now I want to get great!” In this session, we’ll review the latest insights and subtlties that top Salesforce consultants have learned on the front lines. […]

Filed Under: salesforce.com, X-Squared On Demand Tagged With: Dreamforce, New Developments

Filed Under: salesforce.com, X-Squared On Demand Tagged With: Dreamforce, New Developments

Winter 09 (156) – New And Updated Documentation

September 19, 2008 by David Schach Leave a Comment

More Winter 09 documentation has been released. Scott Hemmeter wrote a post listing some of the pages containing new content, but I wanted to go a bit in-depth on those and some other parts of developer.force.com.

Documentation
This should be your first stop whenever you have any questions about ANYTHING on the Platform. It has sections on Web Services API (formerly just called API, to distinguish it from Metadata API), Metadata API, Apex, Visualforce, AJAX, Office Toolkit, Force.com Migration Tool, IDE, and the Library.

Core Resources
In addition to a super Documentation page, force.com has a new section which contains, well, resources sectioned by the Platform’s service categories: Logic (Apex), User Interface (Visualforce), Database (Objects, formulas, triggers, etc.), Integration (API, REST), Services –What? We now have Services as a Service?–(Workflow), Packaging and Distribution (AppExchange), Development (Metadata), and Tools (IDE, Force.com Builder, Data Loader).

Filed Under: New Features, salesforce.com Tagged With: Force.com Platform, New Developments, New Features

Filed Under: New Features, salesforce.com Tagged With: Force.com Platform, New Developments, New Features

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