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Binding Apex Repeat (up to Five Levels)

APEX CLASSES

public List<cCampaign> getcCampaign(){

Campaign[] campParent = [Select Id, Name from Campaign where id = :c.Id];

ParentCmembers = [Select Contact.Id from CampaignMember where Campaignid = :campParent[0].id];

for (CampaignMember cm : ParentCmembers){

ParentMemberIds.add(cm.Contact.Id);

}

cCampaign x = new cCampaign(campParent[0],ParentMemberIds);

lCampaign.add(x);

CmParent.add(campParent[0].Id);

CmParentName.add(campParent[0].Name);

TotalCampaignIds.add(campParent[0].Id);

return lCampaign;

}

public List<cCampaign> getChildcampaign(){

Campaign[] campChild = [Select Id ,Name from Campaign where Parent_Campaign_Name__c like: CmParentName];

if (campChild .size() > 0){

for (integer i = 0; i < campChild.size();i++){

sCampaignIds.add(campChild[i].Id);

TotalCampaignIds.add(campChild[i].Id);

sCmChildlv3.add(campChild[i].Name);

}

ChildCmembers = [Select Id,Contact.Id,Campaignid from CampaignMember where Campaignid in :sCampaignIds];

for (integer i = 0; i < ChildCmembers.size();i++){

sContactid.add(ChildCmembers[i].Contact.Id);

}

for (integer i = 0; i < campChild.size();i++){

cCampaign childCampaign = new cCampaign(campChild[i],sContactid);

lChildCampaign.add(childCampaign);

}

return lChildCampaign;

}

else{

return null;

}

public List<cCampaign> getChildLvl3(){

Campaign[] campChild3 = [Select Id ,Name from Campaign where Parent_Campaign_Name__c In: sCmChildlv3];

sCampaignIds.clear();

if (campChild3.size() > 0){

for (integer i = 0; i < campChild3.size();i++){

sCampaignIds.add(campChild3[i].Id);

TotalCampaignIds.add(campChild3[i].Id);

sCmChildlv4.add(campChild3[i].Name);

}

ChildCmembers = [Select Id,Contact.Id,Campaignid from CampaignMember where Campaignid in :sCampaignIds];

for (integer i = 0; i < ChildCmembers.size();i++){

sContactid.add(ChildCmembers[i].Contact.Id);

}

for (integer i = 0; i < campChild3.size();i++){

cCampaign childCampaign = new cCampaign(campChild3[i],sContactid);

lChildCampaign3.add(childCampaign);

}

return lChildCampaign3;

}

else{

return null;

}

=============================================================================

PAGES

<apex:repeat value="{!cCampaign}" var="ch" rendered="{!NOT(ISNULL(cCampaign))}">

<tr>

<apex:outputLink title="" value="/{!ch.Cmp.Id}">

<apex:outputText value="{!ch.Cmp.Name}"/>

</apex:outputLink>

</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!ch.fedCount}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!ch.fedResponse}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!ch.NonfedCount}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!ch.NonfedResponse}</td>

</tr>

<apex:repeat value="{!ChildCampaign}" var="c2" rendered="{!NOT(ISNULL(cCampaign))}" >

<tr>

<apex:outputLink title="" value="/{!c2.Cmp.Id}">

<apex:outputText value="{!c2.Cmp.Name}"/>

</apex:outputLink>

</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c2.fedCount}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c2.fedResponse}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c2.NonfedCount}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c2.NonfedResponse}</td>

</tr>

<apex:repeat value="{!ChildLvl3}" var="c3" rendered="{!NOT(ISNULL(cCampaign))}" >

<tr>

<apex:outputLink title="" value="/{!c3.Cmp.Id}">

<apex:outputText value="{!c3.Cmp.Name}"/>

</apex:outputLink>

</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c3.fedCount}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c3.fedResponse}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c3.NonfedCount}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c3.NonfedResponse}</td>

</tr>

</apex:repeat>

================================================

Question:

We are creating the Custom Campaign Hierarchy...

Based from the CLASS created, how can we bind the repeat value up to Five (5) levels in the hierarchy?

Sample (something like this)...

Campaign Itself

Child 1 Campaign

Child Child Campaign

Child Child Child Campaign

Child Child Child Child Campaign

Child 2 Campaign

This is getting me crazy :( and Thanks in advance ^_^

ars
February 21, 2012
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Report

Reports Tab/Object
Account and Contact Reports folder
Account Owner Report

How can I make that Account ID field displays an 18 digit ID instead of 15?

ars
January 16, 2012
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18 digit vs 15 digit ID

new here

i am only seeing the first 15 digits id of a record in the url when i choose 1 record. is there a way for me to see the whole 18 digits?

ars
January 04, 2012
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Binding Apex Repeat (up to Five Levels)

APEX CLASSES

public List<cCampaign> getcCampaign(){

Campaign[] campParent = [Select Id, Name from Campaign where id = :c.Id];

ParentCmembers = [Select Contact.Id from CampaignMember where Campaignid = :campParent[0].id];

for (CampaignMember cm : ParentCmembers){

ParentMemberIds.add(cm.Contact.Id);

}

cCampaign x = new cCampaign(campParent[0],ParentMemberIds);

lCampaign.add(x);

CmParent.add(campParent[0].Id);

CmParentName.add(campParent[0].Name);

TotalCampaignIds.add(campParent[0].Id);

return lCampaign;

}

public List<cCampaign> getChildcampaign(){

Campaign[] campChild = [Select Id ,Name from Campaign where Parent_Campaign_Name__c like: CmParentName];

if (campChild .size() > 0){

for (integer i = 0; i < campChild.size();i++){

sCampaignIds.add(campChild[i].Id);

TotalCampaignIds.add(campChild[i].Id);

sCmChildlv3.add(campChild[i].Name);

}

ChildCmembers = [Select Id,Contact.Id,Campaignid from CampaignMember where Campaignid in :sCampaignIds];

for (integer i = 0; i < ChildCmembers.size();i++){

sContactid.add(ChildCmembers[i].Contact.Id);

}

for (integer i = 0; i < campChild.size();i++){

cCampaign childCampaign = new cCampaign(campChild[i],sContactid);

lChildCampaign.add(childCampaign);

}

return lChildCampaign;

}

else{

return null;

}

public List<cCampaign> getChildLvl3(){

Campaign[] campChild3 = [Select Id ,Name from Campaign where Parent_Campaign_Name__c In: sCmChildlv3];

sCampaignIds.clear();

if (campChild3.size() > 0){

for (integer i = 0; i < campChild3.size();i++){

sCampaignIds.add(campChild3[i].Id);

TotalCampaignIds.add(campChild3[i].Id);

sCmChildlv4.add(campChild3[i].Name);

}

ChildCmembers = [Select Id,Contact.Id,Campaignid from CampaignMember where Campaignid in :sCampaignIds];

for (integer i = 0; i < ChildCmembers.size();i++){

sContactid.add(ChildCmembers[i].Contact.Id);

}

for (integer i = 0; i < campChild3.size();i++){

cCampaign childCampaign = new cCampaign(campChild3[i],sContactid);

lChildCampaign3.add(childCampaign);

}

return lChildCampaign3;

}

else{

return null;

}

=============================================================================

PAGES

<apex:repeat value="{!cCampaign}" var="ch" rendered="{!NOT(ISNULL(cCampaign))}">

<tr>

<apex:outputLink title="" value="/{!ch.Cmp.Id}">

<apex:outputText value="{!ch.Cmp.Name}"/>

</apex:outputLink>

</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!ch.fedCount}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!ch.fedResponse}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!ch.NonfedCount}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!ch.NonfedResponse}</td>

</tr>

<apex:repeat value="{!ChildCampaign}" var="c2" rendered="{!NOT(ISNULL(cCampaign))}" >

<tr>

<apex:outputLink title="" value="/{!c2.Cmp.Id}">

<apex:outputText value="{!c2.Cmp.Name}"/>

</apex:outputLink>

</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c2.fedCount}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c2.fedResponse}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c2.NonfedCount}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c2.NonfedResponse}</td>

</tr>

<apex:repeat value="{!ChildLvl3}" var="c3" rendered="{!NOT(ISNULL(cCampaign))}" >

<tr>

<apex:outputLink title="" value="/{!c3.Cmp.Id}">

<apex:outputText value="{!c3.Cmp.Name}"/>

</apex:outputLink>

</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c3.fedCount}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c3.fedResponse}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c3.NonfedCount}</td>

<td style="width:15%">{!c3.NonfedResponse}</td>

</tr>

</apex:repeat>

================================================

Question:

We are creating the Custom Campaign Hierarchy...

Based from the CLASS created, how can we bind the repeat value up to Five (5) levels in the hierarchy?

Sample (something like this)...

Campaign Itself

Child 1 Campaign

Child Child Campaign

Child Child Child Campaign

Child Child Child Child Campaign

Child 2 Campaign

This is getting me crazy :( and Thanks in advance ^_^

ars
February 21, 2012
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