Developing Interactive Tables and Charts in Visualforce
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The document discusses developing interactive tables and charts in Visualforce using JavaScript remoting and includes a safe harbor statement regarding forward-looking statements and associated risks. It highlights Nexeos Solutions, LLC's use of Salesforce and their integration with ERP systems, detailing features and missing functionalities of their current implementations. Additionally, it provides a guide on utilizing JavaScript libraries within Salesforce, referencing specific examples and resources for further exploration.
Developing Interactive Tables and Charts in Visualforce
- 1. Developing Interactive Tables and Charts in Visualforce Using JavaScript Remoting Matthew Rumschlag, Nexeo Solutions, LLC., Lead SFDC Developer @MJRForce
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- 3. Matthew Rumschlag Lead Salesforce Developer @MJRForce
- 4. All about Nexeo Solutions, LLC. We are focused on the business of globally connecting producers and customers of chemicals, plastics, composites and environmental services. ▪ A Salesforce.com customer since 2006 ▪ Over 2000 users, including Salesforce and Platform users ▪ Integrated with ERP System (SAP) via WebMethods ▪ Pricing application developed in-house using some of these techniques
- 5. <Apex:Pageblocktable> and <Apex:DataTable> Missing Features Single Column Sorting Multi Column Sorting Filtering Pagination Export to Excel or PDF Show >1000 Records Row Selection Fixed Header Fixed Columns Show / Hide Columns In Line Editing
- 6. Introducing jQuery + DataTables.net Available Features Single Column Sorting Multi Column Sorting Filtering Pagination Export to Excel or PDF Show >1000 Records Row Selection Fixed Header Fixed Columns Show / Hide Columns In Line Editing
- 7. Controller
- 9. HTML for Jquery DataTable
- 10. JavaScript for Jquery DataTable
- 11. The Final Result
- 12. Complex Charts using JavaScript Remoting Org Chart Steps to using JavaScript Libraries within Salesforce: •Study the API Documentation for the Library •Build an Apex Class(es) based on JSON structures provided in the documentation •Wherever the library expects a JSON response, use JavaScript Remoting to return a list of your custom class.
- 13. Build an Apex Classes based on API Documentation
- 14. Build an Apex Classes based on API Documentation
- 16. JavaScript Remoting Visualforce Page
- 18. Links Tables Example: https://github.com/mjrforce/DF13_JQuery_Tables Org Chart Example: https://github.com/mjrforce/DF13_JIT_Org_Chart Jquery http://jquery.com/ DataTables.net http://datatables.net/
- 19. Matthew Rumschlag Lead Salesforce Developer @MJRForce