I use trapdoor for a ton of different orgs. I've run into an issue now for two orgs where when I login nothing happens. I don't get an error message that the crendentials are expired and the browser doesn't open.

It's fairly rare, but it happens 100% of the time for these orgs. Login history in salesforce shows a successful login from Trapdoor.

I've tried deleting the credentails directly from Trapdoor, and also from KeyChain. But I still have the same issue after I add the credentials back to Trapdoor.

Anyone encountered this and have suggestions for a fix? Is there any logging done by trapdoor that can be used to troubleshoot?

I use trapdoor for a ton of different orgs. I've run into an issue now for two orgs where when I login nothing happens. I don't get an error message that the crendentials are expired and the browser doesn't open.

It's fairly rare, but it happens 100% of the time for these orgs. Login history in salesforce shows a successful login from Trapdoor.

I've tried deleting the credentails directly from Trapdoor, and also from KeyChain. But I still have the same issue after I add the credentials back to Trapdoor.

Anyone encountered this and have suggestions for a fix? Is there any logging done by trapdoor that can be used to troubleshoot?

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There's format in the String.method, however it's useless.

 

So that if want to add leading zero to a String in Apex controller, it must use a loop to add the leading zeros.

 

=== apex code ===

public class numberFormat {

Integer i = 1234;
String[] fmt1 = new String[]{'0, Number, $000000.00'};
String[] fmt2 = new String[]{'0', 'Number', '$000000.00'};
String[] fmt3 = new String[]{};

public String getNum1() {
return String.format(i.format(),fmt1);
}

public String getNum2() {
return String.format(i.format(),fmt2);
}

public String getNum3() {
return String.format(i.format(),fmt3);
}

public Integer getNum4() {
return i;
}

public Integer getNum5() {
return i;
}
}

 

=== Visualforce Page ===

<apex:page controller="numberFormat">
<apex:outputText value="{!num1}"/><br/>
<apex:outputText value="{!num2}"/><br/>
<apex:outputText value="{!num3}"/><br/>
<apex:outputText value="{!num4}"/><br/>
<apex:outputText value="{0, Number, $000000.00}">
<apex:param value="{!num5}" />
</apex:outputText>
</apex:page>

 

=== The output ===

1,234
1,234
1,234
1234 
$001234.00   

Ok, I know there are a lot of posts on this topic, and I am familiar with the two Visualforce techniques for doing this (using an outputField bound to an SObject currency field, and using the outputText value="{0,number,###,##0.00}" ). However, in my use case, I'm trying to display a currency value in the title of a pageBlock:

 

 

<apex:pageBlock title="Refund Amount: {!refundAmount}" >

 

I can't really use the outputText or outputField options here, so I think I need to do the formatting in my controller. The Apex documentation states that String.format(String, List<String>) works "in the same manner as apex:outputText." Has anyone actually used this method to format a Decimal value into a properly formatted currency String in Apex code?