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Titan Makes Life Easy for Salesforce Admins - Pass Parameters in URL
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Hey there, Salesforce Admin. Check out our latest video on safely passing parameters in the URL with Titan Web. Our Titan expert shows you how easy it is to create and configure web projects for Salesforce. If you are ready to enhance your Salesforce web projects with no code and just clicks, join us today by following our tutorial video.
This video demonstrates how to safely pass parameters in a URL with Titan Web. If you prefer to jump to a specific section, please use the time-stamped chapters below as a guide.
Chapters:
00:00 An introduction on safely passing parameters in a URL.
0:09 See how to pass parameters.
2:27 Watch how to encrypt variables.
3:25 Creating A Simple Flow For Salesforce
4:26 Setting Input Values
6:23 Get Condition
7:23 Run Salesforce Push
What will you learn?
This tutorial covers how to pass parameters through the URL including, encrypting Salesforce record IDs, and use cases. Please ensure Debug Mode is enabled so you can see how the parameter is being passed.
To start, it's important to note that parameters can be used to prepopulate forms, for example, if the account ID equals a particular value, a Salesforce get will run to populate the form with data saved in Salesforce.
The following was configured in our tutorial video:
1. A static variable with the name account_id.
2. A Salesforce get was created.
Follow the tutorial video, to match your settings to our object Settings tab configuration, conditions tab configuration, the mapping configuration (which matches the form in the Titan project), and an every-time page action which was configured to run the created Salesforce get. Save and preview the project. When passing a Salesforce Account ID through the URL, the form is automatically populated with the saved Salesforce data.
To encrypt variables, in your Account Object, create an Encrypted Text field and ensure the field can contain at least 150 characters to ensure the whole account id can be contained in the field. Create an Autotrigger and configure the start as the tutorial video demonstrates. A new action was added to the trigger flow with configuration. Note that the field API must be retrieved from the custom object. Your flow should now look like the example in the tutorial video.
Save and Activate your flow. When you update one of your accounts in Salesforce or add a new account, an encrypted Account ID will be populated. You can safely pass this through the URL as this information is encrypted.
Continue watching the tutorial video to see how to update the conditions of the Salesforce get.
How do I get Started with Titan?
Get in touch with us today to sign up for the Titan platform to let your Salesforce Admin start launching custom web pages for your solutions! We would love to hear from you and your thoughts on our no-code platform for Salesforce. So, please hit that like button or leave a comment if you enjoyed our video!
Contact us by visiting:
#SalesforceWebAplication #NoCodeSalesforcePlatform #nocodewebappbuilder #SalesforceIntegration #Salesforce #integration #nocode #salesforceadmin #parameters #url
This video demonstrates how to safely pass parameters in a URL with Titan Web. If you prefer to jump to a specific section, please use the time-stamped chapters below as a guide.
Chapters:
00:00 An introduction on safely passing parameters in a URL.
0:09 See how to pass parameters.
2:27 Watch how to encrypt variables.
3:25 Creating A Simple Flow For Salesforce
4:26 Setting Input Values
6:23 Get Condition
7:23 Run Salesforce Push
What will you learn?
This tutorial covers how to pass parameters through the URL including, encrypting Salesforce record IDs, and use cases. Please ensure Debug Mode is enabled so you can see how the parameter is being passed.
To start, it's important to note that parameters can be used to prepopulate forms, for example, if the account ID equals a particular value, a Salesforce get will run to populate the form with data saved in Salesforce.
The following was configured in our tutorial video:
1. A static variable with the name account_id.
2. A Salesforce get was created.
Follow the tutorial video, to match your settings to our object Settings tab configuration, conditions tab configuration, the mapping configuration (which matches the form in the Titan project), and an every-time page action which was configured to run the created Salesforce get. Save and preview the project. When passing a Salesforce Account ID through the URL, the form is automatically populated with the saved Salesforce data.
To encrypt variables, in your Account Object, create an Encrypted Text field and ensure the field can contain at least 150 characters to ensure the whole account id can be contained in the field. Create an Autotrigger and configure the start as the tutorial video demonstrates. A new action was added to the trigger flow with configuration. Note that the field API must be retrieved from the custom object. Your flow should now look like the example in the tutorial video.
Save and Activate your flow. When you update one of your accounts in Salesforce or add a new account, an encrypted Account ID will be populated. You can safely pass this through the URL as this information is encrypted.
Continue watching the tutorial video to see how to update the conditions of the Salesforce get.
How do I get Started with Titan?
Get in touch with us today to sign up for the Titan platform to let your Salesforce Admin start launching custom web pages for your solutions! We would love to hear from you and your thoughts on our no-code platform for Salesforce. So, please hit that like button or leave a comment if you enjoyed our video!
Contact us by visiting:
#SalesforceWebAplication #NoCodeSalesforcePlatform #nocodewebappbuilder #SalesforceIntegration #Salesforce #integration #nocode #salesforceadmin #parameters #url
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