Difference between revisions of "About Objects in Lookup Fields"
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::*Users associated with records in the object become ''clickable'' | ::*Users associated with records in the object become ''clickable'' | ||
::*When clicked, the associated User record is opened | ::*When clicked, the associated User record is opened | ||
:*;[[ | :*;[[Teams]]: | ||
::* | ::* A lookup field that targets the Team object can be clicked | ||
::*When clicked, the | ::* When clicked, the corresponding Team record is opened | ||
:*;[[Email Templates|Templates]]: | :*;[[Email Templates|Templates]]: | ||
::*Use this option when using the <tt>[[sendEmailUsingTemplate]]</tt> call in the [[Java API]]. This allows the Template [[Record Id]] to be fetched programmatically | ::*Use this option when using the <tt>[[sendEmailUsingTemplate]]</tt> call in the [[Java API]]. This allows the Template [[Record Id]] to be fetched programmatically, which saves time (instead of hardcoding record id). | ||
Latest revision as of 21:00, 25 June 2013
Any Object can be the target of a Lookup, as well as:
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- Users associated with records in the object become clickable
- When clicked, the associated User record is opened
- A lookup field that targets the Team object can be clicked
- When clicked, the corresponding Team record is opened
- Use this option when using the sendEmailUsingTemplate call in the Java API. This allows the Template Record Id to be fetched programmatically, which saves time (instead of hardcoding record id).