@Tanmay Choudhari this is not available for Lightning Experience, you will have to use either a Lightning Component or a Flow to do this, not a button with a custom URL.
Create a URL-Driven Salesforce Activity Report!
This How-To will provide the foundation to generate any URL-driven report on any of your objects’ record pages. All this with the click of a button.
By implementing this feature, you can remove the Activities component from your Salesforce page layout, improving your record’s load time.
You can replicate what you will learn here in your contacts or your leads, and…given it’s a native Salesforce report, you can export it to Excel and send it to colleagues that don’t have access to your org.
Here's the Row-Level formula referenced in the video:
IF(ISBLANK(TASK_SUBTYPE), EVENT_SUBTYPE, TASK_SUBTYPE)
Watch it here: https://www.21knots.com/resources/url-driven-activity-report
Enjoy!
Create a URL-Driven Salesforce Activity Report!
This How-To will provide the foundation to generate any URL-driven report on any of your objects’ record pages. All this with the click of a button.
By implementing this feature, you can remove the Activities component from your Salesforce page layout, improving your record’s load time.
You can replicate what you will learn here in your contacts or your leads, and…given it’s a native Salesforce report, you can export it to Excel and send it to colleagues that don’t have access to your org.
Here's the Row-Level formula referenced in the video:
IF(ISBLANK(TASK_SUBTYPE), EVENT_SUBTYPE, TASK_SUBTYPE)
Watch it here: https://www.21knots.com/resources/url-driven-activity-report
Enjoy!
Create a URL-Driven Salesforce Activity Report!
This How-To will provide the foundation to generate any URL-driven report on any of your objects’ record pages. All this with the click of a button.
By implementing this feature, you can remove the Activities component from your Salesforce page layout, improving your record’s load time.
You can replicate what you will learn here in your contacts or your leads, and…given it’s a native Salesforce report, you can export it to Excel and send it to colleagues that don’t have access to your org.
Here's the Row-Level formula referenced in the video:
IF(ISBLANK(TASK_SUBTYPE), EVENT_SUBTYPE, TASK_SUBTYPE)
Watch it here: https://www.21knots.com/resources/url-driven-activity-report
Enjoy!
Create a URL-Driven Salesforce Activity Report!
This How-To will provide the foundation to generate any URL-driven report on any of your objects’ record pages. All this with the click of a button.
By implementing this feature, you can remove the Activities component from your Salesforce page layout, improving your record’s load time.
You can replicate what you will learn here in your contacts or your leads, and…given it’s a native Salesforce report, you can export it to Excel and send it to colleagues that don’t have access to your org.
Here's the Row-Level formula referenced in the video:
IF(ISBLANK(TASK_SUBTYPE), EVENT_SUBTYPE, TASK_SUBTYPE)
Watch it here: https://www.21knots.com/resources/url-driven-activity-report
Enjoy!
There are some classic to lighting implementation we are currently doing with getting mail merge and send an email to appear for some objects with custom buttons with url hacks. Some of these require an org id reference. Will enhanced domains affect this functionality? #URL Hack #Automation
2023年5月23日 13:55 Which type of URL Hack ??
If you are using in the custom bottom to open modal pop-up and you mentioned the static value of that url in that button code then it will be affected else if you are using dynamic to get the domain URL then it will not affect.
Hello,
I created a very simple visualforce page with two fields to enter a range of date.
It is possible to export the report with the condition of the visualforce in xlsx format?
https://www.salesforce.com/?pv0=CONDITION1&pv1=CONDITION2&XLSX=1&exp=1&enc=UTF-8&isdtp=p1
Thanks,
Sascha
2021年10月5日 9:16 Hi @Devendra Patel,
Thanks for your post.
It is possible to export the data into a xlsx format?
If I change the code into xlsx but unfortunately it is not possible to open the file.
Regards,
Sascha
I'm trying to use a custom URL field (not a button) on a page layout to open a flow and pass the Opportunity Id as a variable but the '{!}' tags get removed in the URL automatically upon Save and sends just the text to the variable. Need variable to pass through somehow
If I have a route ID, is there a URL Hack that would allow me to launch Maps and plot the route from the link directly/
HI there,
I'm running into an issue with a URL "hack" button in Lightning. This button is used on a related list to create a custom object record. Now, the button does what it is supposed to do on the majority of the records but gets "hung up" on a select few (see attached image). Essentially, I can only see an "X" but nothing else appears. I've tried different browsers (Chrome / Firefox) with the same result.
Has anybody run into this before?