Message for the future me: this is a small CSS trick to make an input text like an output label using CSS: .inputDisabled{ pointer-events: none; cursor: default; background-color: white; border: none; font: inherit; } This is an example:
Author: Enrico Murru
[Job Skills / Guest Post] Skills Gap Analysis: Is the Tech industry facing a serious talent shortage?
In this cloudy saturday evening I want to share a guest post by Maria Baranowska, Outreach Executive at Mason Frank International, global and niche IT recruitment company, who is passionate about responsible marketing and the growing digital world. I decided to guest her and this interesting post because nowaday I’m facing an incredibly high shortage […]
[Salesforce] ORGanizer Chrome Extension hits its first 1000 active users! #PartyHard
I proudly announce that ORGanizer Chrome Extension we have reached the 1000th active ORGanusers! A big thanks to everyone! The Extension is free for all, support us to keep it free forever! Click here and decide to: offer me a coffe, a pizza, a cappuccino, a pasta (I’m italian after all) to thank me for […]
[Salesforce / Apex Runtime] Bug Report: Null exception not thrown
This little and simple post is to get Community’s attention to a possible bug my colleagues and me found few days ago. It’s about how null checking differs if occurring from outside or inside an Apex Class. For those who are TL;DR (like me), jump to the following Gist and comment if you have an […]
[Salesforce] ORGanizer Chrome Extension Version 0.5 is live!
Dear ORGanizer users, we have reached beta version 0.5, that means we are half way to version 1.0! For anyone that doesn’t know what the Salesforce ORGanizer Chrome Extension is, download it for free from the Google Web Store and, believe me, you won’t be disappointed for sure! As usual, if you find ORganizer useful […]
[Salesforce / Javascript] Visualforce tips for Javascript nerds
No secret I love Javascript. It’s messy to the right point, it can be quick and dirty, it can be elegant, it can be wathever you are: your Javascript code can be a mirror of your personality. And what’s better that putting together 2 things I like the most? Yes, I’m talking about Salesforce and […]
[Salesforce / Git] git commit -m “Salesforce”
Why Salesforce developers and admins should use Git and some of the best tools to help you do so. I’m opening this (hopefully) wonderful 2017 with a guest post about a subject I really love, that is Version Control in Salesforce. Alex Brausewetter of Blue Canvas contributed this guest post. He is a founder of […]
[Salesforce / Lightning] Of the #Lightning afraid be not!
I was introduced to the Lightning world at its very beginning by Jeff Douglas when I was an active member of the Top Coder community. At that time there were soo few standard components, no way to add a Lightning app / component in a Visualforce Page or easily integrate Lightning with your existing CRM. […]
[Salesforce / Chrome Extension] The ORGanizer: the best Salesforce Chrome extension EVER!
TL;DR Download the ORGanizer Salesforce Chrome Extension Have you ever got lost in your own browser between Salesforce tabs? Have you ever lost a password? Have you ever lost a page name / link? Have you lost your mind using the Developer Console window? If you have answered YES to the above questions, now it’s […]
[Salesforce] I wanna be the very best (Salesforce Developer), do you?
I’m sure you do or you’ll do after reading this post. When I started working on Salesforce in 2009 in WebResults (an italian Salesforce Platinum Partner), and at that time I was not aware of what Salesforce actually was. I thought it was just a coding platform, similar to the one I used to work […]