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Refer a string as a field API name
Problem using string replace methodBreak up a string by delimeter and return part of string to another fieldEvaluation issue with the String class endsWith() methodAssigning an input value to standard/custom field dynamicallyHelp writing a simple APEX Trigger TestAuto-populate Account name Field on Contact Levelgetting text within a string (similar to merge fields)Find string in a field, find account with same first and last name like that string and add that entire field to activity history fieldHow to addError on the dynamic string field api nameTimeZone.getTimeZone(tz) where String tz equals a supported (I think) timeZoneIdString throws 'Method does not exist or incorrect signature' error
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Is it possible to refer a string as a field API name?
I'm trying to achieve something like below:
Method(string fieldAPI)
Contact con = new Contact();
con.fieldAPI = 'Abc';
update con;
apex trigger string
edited 1 hour ago
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Is it possible to refer a string as a field API name?
I'm trying to achieve something like below:
Method(string fieldAPI)
Contact con = new Contact();
con.fieldAPI = 'Abc';
update con;
apex trigger string
edited 1 hour ago
Peter Mortensen
24517
asked 8 hours ago
salesforce Developersalesforce Developer
1,36521636
What do you mean by "refer a string"? Do you mean "reference a string"?
– Peter Mortensen
3 hours ago
add a comment |
Is it possible to refer a string as a field API name?
I'm trying to achieve something like below:
Method(string fieldAPI)
Contact con = new Contact();
con.fieldAPI = 'Abc';
update con;
apex trigger string
edited 1 hour ago
Peter Mortensen
24517
asked 8 hours ago
salesforce Developersalesforce Developer
1,36521636
Is it possible to refer a string as a field API name?
I'm trying to achieve something like below:
Method(string fieldAPI)
Contact con = new Contact();
con.fieldAPI = 'Abc';
update con;
apex trigger string
apex trigger string
edited 1 hour ago
Peter Mortensen
24517
asked 8 hours ago
salesforce Developersalesforce Developer
1,36521636
edited 1 hour ago
Peter Mortensen
24517
asked 8 hours ago
salesforce Developersalesforce Developer
1,36521636
edited 1 hour ago
Peter Mortensen
24517
edited 1 hour ago
Peter Mortensen
24517
edited 1 hour ago
Peter Mortensen
24517
24517
asked 8 hours ago
salesforce Developersalesforce Developer
1,36521636
asked 8 hours ago
salesforce Developersalesforce Developer
1,36521636
asked 8 hours ago
salesforce Developersalesforce Developer
1,36521636
1,36521636
What do you mean by "refer a string"? Do you mean "reference a string"?
– Peter Mortensen
3 hours ago
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What do you mean by "refer a string"? Do you mean "reference a string"?
– Peter Mortensen
3 hours ago
What do you mean by "refer a string"? Do you mean "reference a string"?
– Peter Mortensen
3 hours ago
What do you mean by "refer a string"? Do you mean "reference a string"?
– Peter Mortensen
3 hours ago
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What you have will still work because you are referring the field name here.
con.fieldName__c = 'Abc';
You can additionally use Sobject.put(fieldName, value) here if you want to refer the API name as string value, as:
con.put('fieldName__c', 'Abc');
answered 8 hours ago
Jayant DasJayant Das
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Doesn't "refer" / "referring" go hand in hand with "to"?
– Peter Mortensen
3 hours ago
@PeterMortensen English was never my first language :), if you feel it can be corrected/improved, please feel free to edit it.
– Jayant Das
1 hour ago
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What you have will still work because you are referring the field name here.
con.fieldName__c = 'Abc';
You can additionally use Sobject.put(fieldName, value) here if you want to refer the API name as string value, as:
con.put('fieldName__c', 'Abc');
answered 8 hours ago
Jayant DasJayant Das
20.7k21433
Doesn't "refer" / "referring" go hand in hand with "to"?
– Peter Mortensen
3 hours ago
@PeterMortensen English was never my first language :), if you feel it can be corrected/improved, please feel free to edit it.
– Jayant Das
1 hour ago
add a comment |
What you have will still work because you are referring the field name here.
con.fieldName__c = 'Abc';
You can additionally use Sobject.put(fieldName, value) here if you want to refer the API name as string value, as:
con.put('fieldName__c', 'Abc');
answered 8 hours ago
Jayant DasJayant Das
20.7k21433
Doesn't "refer" / "referring" go hand in hand with "to"?
– Peter Mortensen
3 hours ago
@PeterMortensen English was never my first language :), if you feel it can be corrected/improved, please feel free to edit it.
– Jayant Das
1 hour ago
add a comment |
What you have will still work because you are referring the field name here.
con.fieldName__c = 'Abc';
You can additionally use Sobject.put(fieldName, value) here if you want to refer the API name as string value, as:
con.put('fieldName__c', 'Abc');
answered 8 hours ago
Jayant DasJayant Das
20.7k21433
What you have will still work because you are referring the field name here.
con.fieldName__c = 'Abc';
You can additionally use Sobject.put(fieldName, value) here if you want to refer the API name as string value, as:
con.put('fieldName__c', 'Abc');
answered 8 hours ago
Jayant DasJayant Das
20.7k21433
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answered 8 hours ago
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answered 8 hours ago
Jayant DasJayant Das
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answered 8 hours ago
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Doesn't "refer" / "referring" go hand in hand with "to"?
– Peter Mortensen
3 hours ago
@PeterMortensen English was never my first language :), if you feel it can be corrected/improved, please feel free to edit it.
– Jayant Das
1 hour ago
add a comment |
Doesn't "refer" / "referring" go hand in hand with "to"?
– Peter Mortensen
3 hours ago
@PeterMortensen English was never my first language :), if you feel it can be corrected/improved, please feel free to edit it.
– Jayant Das
1 hour ago
Doesn't "refer" / "referring" go hand in hand with "to"?
– Peter Mortensen
3 hours ago
Doesn't "refer" / "referring" go hand in hand with "to"?
– Peter Mortensen
3 hours ago
@PeterMortensen English was never my first language :), if you feel it can be corrected/improved, please feel free to edit it.
– Jayant Das
1 hour ago
@PeterMortensen English was never my first language :), if you feel it can be corrected/improved, please feel free to edit it.
– Jayant Das
1 hour ago
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What do you mean by "refer a string"? Do you mean "reference a string"?
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