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Hoe to override new button to choose the record type automatically in Salesforce for below use case?
I have a Quote related list on Opportunity.
I want to customize the entire related list.
Right now, it has newbutton and it displays certain quotes already present.
My use case:
the related list will always display the related list like before.The new button will automatically redirect to one of record type based on the customfield on opportunity.
How can i implement this use case ?
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1 Reply
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Hi,
Click on Name | Setup | App Setup | Customize | Cases | Buttons, Links and Actions
Click on Edit link available near to New button
Navigate to Override Properties Section select Visualforce page and then select a value for Skip Record Type Selection Page checkbox
I hope this will help You.Thank you
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