@LaceySnr @dhoechst @m1ndhive I'm really not happy at that prospect…
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) July 8, 2014
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@dhoechst @LaceySnr @m1ndhive case comments, case history, activities (if I remember from my playing)
@dhoechst @LaceySnr @m1ndhive case comments, case history, activities (if I remember from my playing)
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) July 8, 2014
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@dhoechst @LaceySnr @m1ndhive Tried that. There are case related lists you can’t get to that way.
@dhoechst @LaceySnr @m1ndhive Tried that. There are case related lists you can’t get to that way.
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) July 8, 2014
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@LaceySnr @m1ndhive Played a bit with recreating the std layout, but some std related lists need more code than I want to write for this.
@LaceySnr @m1ndhive Played a bit with recreating the std layout, but some std related lists need more code than I want to write for this.
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) July 8, 2014
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@LaceySnr @m1ndhive Fortunately, don’t care about security review.
@LaceySnr @m1ndhive Fortunately, don’t care about security review.
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) July 8, 2014
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@m1ndhive I have to continue with that, but now want a pageBlockTable to be injected on top of the relatedLists. (2/2) #askforce
@m1ndhive I have to continue with that, but now want a pageBlockTable to be injected on top of the relatedLists. (2/2) #askforce
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) July 7, 2014
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@m1ndhive Not really. Never liked the way that works. I’m overriding the page layout today with VF, but use (1/2) #askforce
@m1ndhive Not really. Never liked the way that works. I'm overriding the page layout today with VF, but use <apex:detail> (1/2) #askforce
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) July 7, 2014
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Any clever ways to add a pageBlockTable between detail section of a std page layout and the related lists for that page layout? #askforce
Any clever ways to add a pageBlockTable between detail section of a std page layout and the related lists for that page layout? #askforce
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) July 7, 2014
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Drinking a Sum’r Organic Summer Ale by @UintaBrewing – http://t.co/Ufzds3Yjvp
Drinking a Sum'r Organic Summer Ale by @UintaBrewing – http://t.co/Ufzds3Yjvp
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) June 23, 2014
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Anyone else seeing batch jobs not finish in their Summer 14 sandboxes? #askforce
Anyone else seeing batch jobs not finish in their Summer 14 sandboxes? #askforce
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) June 20, 2014
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.@Nick_Whitney Yep. When a class is sitting at 80% and the only thing not covered are catch blocks, I get a little frustrated.
.@Nick_Whitney Yep. When a class is sitting at 80% and the only thing not covered are catch blocks, I get a little frustrated.
@Nick_Whitney Lots of old code with dubious coverage. Try to enforce (for me and my other devs) 100% whenever possible. #askforce
@Nick_Whitney Lots of old code with dubious coverage. Try to enforce (for me and my other devs) 100% whenever possible. #askforce
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) June 18, 2014
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@Nick_Whitney But, since this particular class is small, the catch blocks not being covered is an issue. #askforce
@Nick_Whitney But, since this particular class is small, the catch blocks not being covered is an issue. #askforce
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) June 18, 2014
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@Nick_Whitney LOC in the try catch are fairly small, but it’s difficult to trip the catch from my unit tests.
@Nick_Whitney LOC in the try catch are fairly small, but it's difficult to trip the catch from my unit tests.
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) June 18, 2014
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Opinions needed: Worth splitting logic out into distinct methods (esp. try/catch), to get better coverage in unit tests? #askforce
Opinions needed: Worth splitting logic out into distinct methods (esp. try/catch), to get better coverage in unit tests? #askforce
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) June 17, 2014
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Drinking a T. W. O. (Total Wine Original) by @twobeersbrewing – http://t.co/nkoQO329jg
Drinking a T. W. O. (Total Wine Original) by @twobeersbrewing – http://t.co/nkoQO329jg
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) June 17, 2014
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When a report exported to xls ends up at 48MB and Excel can’t open it (yes, I know csv files are better). #forcedotcom #whysfdcadminsdrink
When a report exported to xls ends up at 48MB and Excel can't open it (yes, I know csv files are better). #forcedotcom #whysfdcadminsdrink
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) June 16, 2014
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@SoundersFC Your link doesn’t work. Seems to be for a login to your CMS.
@SoundersFC Your link doesn't work. Seems to be for a login to your CMS.
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) June 16, 2014
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@dhoechst @michaelforce @DerekLansing Oh thank God. I asked for this at Dreamforce ’12 and now it’s here!
@dhoechst @michaelforce @DerekLansing Oh thank God. I asked for this at Dreamforce '12 and now it's here!
— Mike Jones (@veterankamikaze) June 16, 2014
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