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Peter Bölke Lightning and URL hacking to prefill fields
Hello,
i am strungeling with a custom "create"-Button. I want to select a recordtype and submit a parameter to prefill a field. Selecting a recordtype works, but submitting a value does not.
Can anyone give me an advice? I was looking around the web and tried some suggestions but nothing helps.
Important: i am on Lightning!
My code:
thanks
Peter
i am strungeling with a custom "create"-Button. I want to select a recordtype and submit a parameter to prefill a field. Selecting a recordtype works, but submitting a value does not.
Can anyone give me an advice? I was looking around the web and tried some suggestions but nothing helps.
Important: i am on Lightning!
My code:
var newTestpoint = $('<a href="/a0B/e?&ent=Warengruppen_Struktur__c&CF00N0O00000AfEAi='+node.title+'&CF00N0O00000AfEAi_lkid='+node.key+'"> neuer Endpunkt | </a>');
$nodeSpan.append(newTestpoint);
thanks
Peter
Have a look at this web page that may help you or give you some information regarding your concern.
Although Salesforce does not officially support URL hacks, many of us use them to address a number of use cases.
With the introduction of Lightning Experience this option is restricted because:
If you use URL custom buttons to pass parameters to standard pages in Salesforce Classic—such as pre-populating fields when creating a record—this behaviour doesn’t work in Salesforce1 or Lightning Experience.
Original Post (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/salesforce-lightning-url-hacking-alternatives-keith-mcrae)
All Answers
Have a look at this web page that may help you or give you some information regarding your concern.
Although Salesforce does not officially support URL hacks, many of us use them to address a number of use cases.
With the introduction of Lightning Experience this option is restricted because:
If you use URL custom buttons to pass parameters to standard pages in Salesforce Classic—such as pre-populating fields when creating a record—this behaviour doesn’t work in Salesforce1 or Lightning Experience.
Original Post (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/salesforce-lightning-url-hacking-alternatives-keith-mcrae)
https://success.salesforce.com/ideaView?id=0873A0000003W5qQAE
https://newstechnologystuff.com/2020/06/03/salesforce-url-hack-in-lightning/