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d.tejdeep@nicomatic.in I want to combine two button as one button
Visualforcepage:
Apex Coding:
What i am doing .I am updating in the save button and http post is done in the second button.
I have tried to update it on post method but it is not taking .
I want to use only one button for these two actions .How can i do it
<apex:commandButton value="CLICK TO CREATE ORDER" action="{!post}" disabled="{!hide}" >
<apex:commandButton onclick="insert_numbers()" action="{!save}"
value="Insert Numbers and Save" rerender="mytable" />
Apex Coding:
public PageReference save() {
update ob;
refreshPage=true;
return null;
}
public void post(){
HttpRequest req = new HttpRequest();
HttpResponse res = new HttpResponse();
Http http = new Http();
req.setMethod('POST' ); // Method Type
What i am doing .I am updating in the save button and http post is done in the second button.
I have tried to update it on post method but it is not taking .
I want to use only one button for these two actions .How can i do it
you cannot do a callout after doing a DML (your update).
You can do something like this:
public PageReference save() { update ob; refreshPage=true; post(ob.Id); return null; } @future(callout=true) public static void post(ID objectId){ HttpRequest req = new HttpRequest(); HttpResponse res = new HttpResponse(); Http http = new Http(); req.setMethod('POST' ); // Method TypeBasically you are doing the update in the save method (the only action of your single button in the page), and then executin a future method (that can do a callout) passing in your object id (if it is not needed the method can have no parameters on it: future calls must be static and can only have simple types on its signature, so no SObject can be passed).
This way you will only use 1 method to do both things.
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you cannot do a callout after doing a DML (your update).
You can do something like this:
public PageReference save() { update ob; refreshPage=true; post(ob.Id); return null; } @future(callout=true) public static void post(ID objectId){ HttpRequest req = new HttpRequest(); HttpResponse res = new HttpResponse(); Http http = new Http(); req.setMethod('POST' ); // Method TypeBasically you are doing the update in the save method (the only action of your single button in the page), and then executin a future method (that can do a callout) passing in your object id (if it is not needed the method can have no parameters on it: future calls must be static and can only have simple types on its signature, so no SObject can be passed).
This way you will only use 1 method to do both things.