Category: Post

[Salesforce] Mason Frank Salesforce Salary Survey: you play the game!

Itโ€™s that time of year again. The annual Salesforce Salary Survey is now open! Mason Frank, global Salesforce recruiters, have begun collecting responses for the their annual Salesforce salary survey! The survey is formed through collecting insights from people working with Salesforce all over the world and forms to create a crucial resource for the […]

[Salesforce] ORGanizer 0.6.2 “Birthday” Release is live!

h1.chapter-title{ font-size:20pt; } div.post-content a{ color: blue; font-weight: bold; } Happy Birthday to me! To party in the best way my birthday, a new ORGanizer release is live! If you haven’t, try out the ORGanizer for Saleforce Chrome Extension, you’ll never regret! All new features has been requested by you all guys, the best ORGanusers […]

[Salesforce] Summer17 Awesome Features Selection

.summer17 .title{ font-size:16pt; } .summer17 a{ color:red; } .summer17 img{ max-width: 400px; } Salesforce Summer ’17 release notes have been online for weeks and now it’s my turn to show you my favourite ones. I’ve been busy recently with my work but also for our first joint Milano & Cagliari Salesforce DUG and for the […]

[Salesforce / Lightning] Simple Custom Modal Alert

Hello everybody! This is an “easy peasy” post that comes from a recent two-weeks full immersion on Lightning Components task I got into at work: there will be more content from this activity and a Cagliari DG presentation as well. For all the TL;DR guys (and again, I’m one of you!), here is the Github […]

[Salesforce] ORGanizer Chrome Extension 0.6 is Live!

h1.chapter-title{ font-size:20pt; } div.post-content a{ color: blue; font-weight: bold; } Another release is on its way! You should receive the update in the next hours. Which amazing features have been packed? The Swag Store Change Set Helper Games Quicklogin Timed Password Sessions Password + Token on the fly Show Password in editor page Increased License […]

[CSS / Trick] Readonly Input Text

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: