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While creating JavaScript button to execute anonymous Salesforce Apex, what should you keep in mind?
While creating JavaScript button to execute anonymous Salesforce Apex, what should you keep in mind?
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Hi Prachi,
The end user must need to have “Apex Author” permission and this is something should not be granted to end user. Also, while creating a JavaScript button, a user must be aware that its only supported in Salesforce classic and not in Salesforce Lightning.
Thanks.
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While creating JavaScript button, user must be aware that its only supported in Salesforce classic and not in Salesforce Lightning because it needs to have “Apex Author” permission.
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