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Does apex:inputField support a master-detail relationship?
Does <apex:inputfield> support a master-detail relationship? I have tried and it simply outputs the name instead of giving a lookup icon.
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Yes, the lookup icon should appear this is standard behaviour.
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Hi Suyash,
When you are using input field, It is automatically assigned to the apex controller(Standard Object).
So the fields associated to that object are taken into input field and LookUp icon will appear in your case.
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