Webner Blogs – eLearning, Salesforce, Web Development & More

While working in a project, we faced a problem with using a calendar on a webpage. It was working fine for Mozilla Firefox but not for Chrome and Safari. Initially we had this code: <input type=”text” name=”startdate” id=”startdate” class=”form-control datepicker”

We were creating a Maven project having packaging type jar. We had main class from where we were starting project execution. It was working fine through Eclipse but when we created jar file by compiling with Maven, we were not

Problem: “Fatal error: Uncaught SoapFault exception : [sf:REQUEST_LIMIT_EXCEEDED] REQUEST_LIMIT_EXCEEDED: TotalRequests Limit exceeded.” In our case, this exception was raised while upserting records in Salesforce using PHPSFDC toolkit. Solution: When our code exceeds API limit within Salesforce, it throws above exception. This

1. Select your project where you want to generate client code for your wsdl file: 2. Select File -> new -> other option from drop down menu as shown below: Select web service client option from the drop down and

Problem: What to do when your dyno worker crashes (Heroku)? Description: We were working on an application made on Heroku. Once our site was not opening and it was throwing “Application Error”. When we checked logs we saw following error

Problem : Accessing value of the variables on Visualforce page within the Controller. Solution: We can access the value of the variables in the Controller of the Visualforce page by declaring the variables in Controller as public and get, set

Suppose you have to blur this image: To show it like this and this blur effect should be gradual: This is one solution to achieve this: $(document).ready(function() { animationTime(); }); function slowblur(number) { $(‘#firstimage’).css({‘filter’:’blur(‘+number+’px)’,’-webkit-filter’: ‘blur(‘+number+’px)’,’-moz-filter’: ‘blur(‘+number+’px)’, ‘-o-filter’: ‘blur(‘+number+’px)’,’-ms-filter’: ‘blur(‘+number+’px)’}); }

We faced a problem in Chrome when all other browsers were properly showing favicon but not the chrome browser. The reason was our HTML was not proper. Above tag we had some extra HTML code written which should be inside

In Heroku, every app has its own configuration variables like GIT URL, database host, database URL, database username and Password etc. We can find this information by following the steps below: 1. Login to Heroku dashboard. 2. Click the app name to