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Standard Checkbox Images

May 11, 2009 by David Schach 4 Comments

One of Salesforce CRM’s coolest features from a “bright shiny object” standpoint (i.e. something that aids productivity but also looks flashy) is the image formula field. Jamie Grenney first wrote about this a while ago, and his pdf and sample images from the Salesforce built-in library are available on the community site. Sometimes, however, we want something simple. Sometimes we want to create a formula field that displays a simple checkbox (or an empty box). This is currently not possible, but has been suggested as a Salesforce Idea. Until that is built into the platform, feel free to use these two images in an image formula field (storing them in the documents folder): true false Or download this zip file and put it into a static resource for use in a Visualforce page.

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  1. Scott Hemmeter says

    May 11, 2009 at 14:34

    Or use the relative link “/img/checkbox_checked.gif” or “/img/checkbox_unchecked.gif” and don’t store them yourself.
    And make sure you tell your users that you can’t report on this field being true or false. It’s just for display.

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  2. David Schach says

    May 11, 2009 at 14:40

    Great point, Scott. Do you know where we can get a list of the contents of the /img/ and /img/samples/ directories?

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  3. Scott Hemmeter says

    May 11, 2009 at 18:30

    I don’t know how to get that. I just knew this example because I have dealt with it before. What I typically do is look around Salesforce for images I like and use them. Copying them is just fine too.

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