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Scott Fletcher (January 31, 2014)This is a wonderful code sample and I was able to adapt it to relate emails-to-Salesforce to...

Margaret Fleischaker (September 9, 2013)Never mind, I just realized that I needed to change the structure of the Database.query...

Margaret Fleischaker (September 9, 2013)This is great, thanks! Question though… does this only work if you are querying for...

Rebecca Ralls (August 13, 2013)I was also wondering about the options for using this trick on a joined report … is that...

Paul (August 12, 2013)Yeah, and those were very helpful – I left those in there so it works for those standard pages as well...

Scott Hemmeter (August 12, 2013)Paul, I like your class selection approach best for custom pages. Nice job! The ones I was dealing...

Paul (August 12, 2013)For the sake of time and my lack of javascript experience I added another section after the for loop with...

Scott Hemmeter (August 12, 2013)Paul, the key is the line that says var thisElem = document.getElementById(elems[ index]); That is...

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