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How to execute and S-Control from another S-Control?
In an S-Control, I'm retrieving the HTMLWrapper (to a string) using sforceClient.Query("Select HtmlWrapper From SControl where Id='"+str+"'");. i want to run the retrieved S-Control script. But, when i used document.write() to run the script, it throws the following error!
A Runtime Error has occurred.
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Line: 29
Error: 'sforceClient' is undefined.
Am i using bad logic to run the script?
Putting the whole thing in a simple way, How can I execute an S-Control from another S-Control? Please help!
Thanks in advance.
Sanal
A Runtime Error has occurred.
Do you wish to Debug?
Line: 29
Error: 'sforceClient' is undefined.
Am i using bad logic to run the script?
Putting the whole thing in a simple way, How can I execute an S-Control from another S-Control? Please help!
Thanks in advance.
Sanal
You can also, which may suit you better, navigate to the other scontrol using /servlet/servlet.Integration?lid=01ND00000000B6s&enc=UTF-8 where lid is the id of the scontrol.
Using that url you might want to do document.location.href = or some other navigational technique.
var baseURL = "https://na1.salesforce.com/";
...
saveResult = sforceClient.Update(someArray);
...
var scQuery = sforceClient.Query("Select Id from Scontrol Where Name ='name of scontrol'");
window.location.href = baseURL + "servlet/servlet.Integration?lid=" + scQuery.records[0].get("Id") + "&eid=" + saveResult[0].id + "&enc=UTF-8";
In the above example, I update a record in a custom object, and then invoke the new s-control, passing the updated record's ID. Seems to work well for me.
- Mike
Hi,
Thanks Dave and Mike. As I got the URL to be navigated for displaying an S-Control, the issue got resolved by using simple navigation techniques as specified in the previous messages.
[Sorry for the delay due to a major health problem]
Sanal.