Hi there,

I have a requirement in which I have to display a set of records of a custom object on a visualforce page. Detailed explanation below.

1. I have two custom objects OBJECT1 and OBJECT2, 
2. I need a visualforce page for Object2 which should give me a set of records of Object1 based upon some filtering condition (which is dynamic).
3. I should be able to select a few records from the results displayed and I should save some of them into Object2

Can any one help me in getting started with the code?
Any help is appreciated.

Thank you

Hi there,

I have a requirement in which I have to display a set of records of a custom object on a visualforce page. Detailed explanation below.

1. I have two custom objects OBJECT1 and OBJECT2, 
2. I need a visualforce page for Object2 which should give me a set of records of Object1 based upon some filtering condition (which is dynamic).
3. I should be able to select a few records from the results displayed and I should save some of them into Object2

Can any one help me in getting started with the code?
Any help is appreciated.

Thank you

I am new Force.com. Today I have installed Force.com IDE. Then i try to Create a new Project in Force.com IDE as,

 

File>New>Force.com Project> Then new Force.com Project window opened.

 

In that i have entered Project Name,  User name , password (Force.com developer Edition credentials) , and select Environment as Production/Developer Edition.

 

Then if i click "Next"   Error displays like below,

 

 

Unable to connect to host name "www.salesforce.com"

Invalid username,password, security token or user locked out.....etc.....

 

 

Also I have tried by using my salesforce login details, that also same error occurs.....Also try to reset security token......no one working...........What is the problem here...............Plz help me...............

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