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Lightning Component: Cannot read property 'get' of undefined

Duh you are going to love this, cannot read property 'get' of undefined issue is not with evt.getSource().get("v.label") this works as expected, server side controller is Javascript so case sensitivity is a big deal here: Your component has : cardform ( f small letter) Your controller has: cardForm ( F capital) var…

AWS

Answered Apr 22, 2021 · 536 Views Read answer →

Register in webassessor.com for salesforce certification?

On Webassessor you have to create a new webassessor login. After you have created a login, you can choose the exam and a location convenient to you (You can also take the exam online from your home in online proctored mode if you have a webcam), pay the fees via the credit card to schedule the exam. Choose SFDC…

Salesforce

Answered Apr 22, 2021 · 605 Views Read answer →

What is cross signing? What is the use of it in certificates in X.509?

Yes! It is about expanding trust. If you trust both CA1 and CA2, and a cert is signed by both, you've obtained a very high level of trust because two separate entities that you trust have verified the cert. It has the added advantage of increasing the ease of verification of trusts, such as situations where you've got…

SQL Server

Answered Apr 16, 2021 · 403 Views Read answer →

SQL Server Scope_Identity() returns null after inserting the first row in a table instead of the last generated value. How to Fix it?

If you call the procedure multiple times, those are different scopes, so the SQL Server SCOPE_IDENTITY() is expected to be null. Be clear and careful about the concepts - if you call the procedure multiple times, how is the second invocation really going to be sure that "the last generated value" was from the previous…

SQL Server

Answered Apr 16, 2021 · 1.6K Views Read answer →

How to solve ON DELETE CASCADE cycles with triggers on MS SQL Server

You're close. AFTER triggers happen after foreign key constraint checking. So you need an INSTEAD OF trigger. That way you can modify the child tables before performing the DELETE on the target table. E.g: This way t_parent->t_child->t_link uses CASCADE DELETES, and t_parent->t_link is handled by the INSTEAD OF…

SQL Server

Answered Apr 16, 2021 · 717 Views Read answer →

Why getting an Invalid initializer error?

Getting this error means, you can only use an initializer for a Map. If you want to map one field to another, you need a loop. Valid: Map data = new Map([ SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE ... ]);Not Valid: Map data = new Map([ SELECT ... FROM ... WHERE ... ]);Looping: Map data = new Map(); for (MyObject__c record : [SELECT…

Salesforce

Answered Apr 16, 2021 · 730 Views Read answer →

Is there any alternative to ?

Yes, if you are using a VF Page that you own already - you can simply just include the page where you want it using : that would allow you to load your other VF Content here where you want it to be - if it is outside of Salesforce - it must be an https connection and not just an http connection for it to connect in…

Salesforce

Answered Apr 16, 2021 · 469 Views Read answer →

Git: nothing added to commit but untracked files present

For this question, you have two options 1. Add the untracked files to your git repository 2. Add the files to the .gitignore file If you want git to ignore them. For adding the untracked files you could use : git add Optimization/language/languageUpdate.php git add email_test.php And to ignore the files you need to…

Salesforce

Answered Feb 23, 2021 · 1.5K Views Read answer →

DHCP and DNS overview.

Depending upon the network configuration dhcp/static ip’s are assigned to available network adapters within linux OS. These settings can be defined within the net config via command config or system-config-network. Network config related files are found inside /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/

Devops

Answered Jan 25, 2020 · 1.8K Views Read answer →

What're permissions ? when & how to use them?

File permissions define how and upto what level a user can access files/folders. In most of the OS including linux there are 3 types of file permissions available. Read - The permission is only to “read” a file by any user/group. This means that any file with this level of permission can only be viewed but any…

Devops

Answered Jan 10, 2020 · 759 Views Read answer →

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