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Hi-

I have a custom button that passes an argument to a remote restful web service via an argument in the URL.  Its based on a "URL S-Control".

How do I make it so that it just fires the HTTP request when I press the button, but doesnt actually return / take me to the resulting page that URL points to?

I just want to hit the button, and behind the scenes, hit the remote URL with the argument.  Is there a way to just have the same page return, or no page change at all?

geremy
  • August 16, 2007
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Hi-

I'm kinda new to Salesforce development, and I was wondering if anyone could help me with this question.

An Account can have many foo objects; a foo object can have many "Notes & Attachments" fields/objects in it.

This foo object is a custom object.  I'm under the assumption that "Notes & Attachments" are native objects in SalesForce.

Stricltly via the Web Services APEX API, I'm writing an application, which pulls in all Accounts.  Once all Accounts are pulled, it pulls all foo objects from that account.  Next, I'm trying to loop through all "Notes & Attachments" within a foo, but I'm running into a problem here; I cant identify "Notes & Attachments" as a field, or even as a seperate table, within the SalesForce schema.

When I do a describeObjects web service call against the foo object, I don't seem to get back any info on this "Notes & Attachments" field.

I need to know:

1. Is "Notes & Attachments" a native object.
2. If so, whats its API name so I can query against it.
3. How would I find out #1 in the future for other objects.

thanks,
geremy

  • August 14, 2007
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Hi-

I'm kinda new to Salesforce development, and I was wondering if anyone could help me with this question.

An Account can have many foo objects; a foo object can have many "Notes & Attachments" fields/objects in it.

This foo object is a custom object.  I'm under the assumption that "Notes & Attachments" are native objects in SalesForce.

Stricltly via the Web Services APEX API, I'm writing an application, which pulls in all Accounts.  Once all Accounts are pulled, it pulls all foo objects from that account.  Next, I'm trying to loop through all "Notes & Attachments" within a foo, but I'm running into a problem here; I cant identify "Notes & Attachments" as a field, or even as a seperate table, within the SalesForce schema.

When I do a describeObjects web service call against the foo object, I don't seem to get back any info on this "Notes & Attachments" field.

I need to know:

1. Is "Notes & Attachments" a native object.
2. If so, whats its API name so I can query against it.
3. How would I find out #1 in the future for other objects.

thanks,
geremy

  • August 14, 2007
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