Category: Salesforce
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Why Apex ‘with sharing’ Behaves Differently for External Users in Salesforce
This article explains why Apex classes marked with sharing may return zero records for Partner (Experience Cloud) users, even when: Object permissions are correct Field-level security is correct Default Internal Access is set to Public Read/Write The same query works in Developer Console The same code works with without sharing…
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Custom Objects in Salesforce: Step-by-Step Guide
Now that you understand Orgs, Objects, and Fields. It’s time to get hands-on and create your first Custom Object in Salesforce. This is where you move from just learning theory to actually building something inside your Developer Org. What is a Custom Object ? A Custom Object is something you…
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Getting Started with Salesforce: Orgs, Objects, and Fields Explained
To effectively learn Salesforce, start with its foundational concepts: Orgs, Objects, and Fields. An Org is a unique instance for data and applications. Objects function like database tables, divided into Standard and Custom types. Fields represent the data attributes within objects. Understanding these elements is crucial for navigating Salesforce effectively.
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Inside the Box: Demystifying Shadow DOM in LWC
The Shadow DOM is a crucial feature in Lightning Web Components (LWC) that offers encapsulation, creating isolated DOM subtrees for components. This prevents style clashes with parent components, enhancing code cleanliness and maintainability. LWC defaults to Shadow DOM, but it can switch to Light DOM when global styles or third-party…
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Guide to Effective SFDC Integration Techniques
Salesforce SFDC is a powerful CRM, but its true potential is unlocked when integrated with other systems and applications. SFDC Integration enables the data exchange, automation and enhanced business process in an easy way. In this blog, we will explore the significance of SFDC integration, its types, methods, and best…
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Why Salesforce is the Top CRM for Businesses
Introduction Salesforce is one of the powerful and heavily used Customer Relationship Management (CRM) platforms in the tech world. Whether you’re a business looking to enhance customer interactions or a developer who is aiming to build innovative applications, Salesforce provides a robust ecosystem to achieve your goals. But what makes…
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Introduction to Salesforce Lightning Web Components (LWC)
Salesforce Lightning Web Components (LWC) is a framework introduced in 2019 for developing user interfaces on the Salesforce platform. It utilizes modern web standards like Custom Elements and Shadow DOM for enhanced performance, reusability, and UI consistency. LWC simplifies the development process, making it ideal for building scalable Salesforce applications.
Umesh Chandra 