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I'm getting the error
"Average test coverage across all Apex Classes and Triggers is 61%, at least 75% test coverage is required"  on my production organization when I try to do anything related to Apex.

I understand the test code requirements however Salesforce will not allow me to do anything to fix this situation. 

I can not:

  • delete classes
  • inactivate them
  • create new test classes
  • create test classes on the Sandbox organization and deploy them


In order to bump the Test Coverage percent up.  I do not understand what I am susposed to do to raise my test coverage in this situation when I am not allowed to make ANY changes.

 

Any help would be appreciated,  thank you!

Is there anyway to associate Email to Salesforce with a custom object?

 

I would like to use this similiar as to Email-to-Case with the :ref: tag in the body of the Email.

 

How can this functionality be accomplished?

I'm getting the error
"Average test coverage across all Apex Classes and Triggers is 61%, at least 75% test coverage is required"  on my production organization when I try to do anything related to Apex.

I understand the test code requirements however Salesforce will not allow me to do anything to fix this situation. 

I can not:

  • delete classes
  • inactivate them
  • create new test classes
  • create test classes on the Sandbox organization and deploy them


In order to bump the Test Coverage percent up.  I do not understand what I am susposed to do to raise my test coverage in this situation when I am not allowed to make ANY changes.

 

Any help would be appreciated,  thank you!

I am trying to return a string with Apex tags, but the pointy brackets (<, > ) are being encoded to &lt; and &gt;.


    Example:
    public String getNavString() {
        return '<apex: outputLink value="http://www.google.com/">Google</apex: outputLink>';
    }


    Resulting HTML:
    &lt;apex: outputLink value="http://www.google.com/"&gt;Google&lt;/apex: outputLink&gt;

    Expected HTML:
    <apex: outputLink value="http://www.google.com/">Google</apex: outputLink>


  

Is there a way to make sure that the tag characters are not encoded?

Thank you!

~ Nick

Message Edited by infowelders_ns on 08-27-2009 12:23 PM