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Two options to call a Apex class from flow  @InvocableMethod  Process.Plugin interface. I prefer Using  @InvocableMethod which is much shorter and more straight forward to follow. It is also more efficient when dealing with multiple records. Code: global class lookUpAccountAnnotation {    @InvocableMethod    public static List<String> getCampaignIds( List<Campaign> campaignList ) {       List<Id> campaignIds = new List<Id>();       List<Campaign> campaign= [SELECT Id FROM Campaign WHERE Name in :campaignList];       for (Campaign c : campaign) {          campaignIds .add(c.Id);       }       return campaignIds;    } } Flow: When you include  @InvocableMethod it would sit in apex Dropdown of ...

Let Example__c  be your Custom settings name and  Active__c be one of your Field. Code: To get All the values List<Example__c > mcs = Example__c .getall().values(); system.debug(mcs); To get Particular Field Value list<Example__c > a = [Select Active__c From Example__c ]; To get the single record Value with Name 'Test1' . Example__c test= Example__c .getValues('Test1'); system.debug(test); P.S:  Comment Below for any Clarification or help!! Happy working!! :) :) 

Trigger: trigger AccountTrigger on Account (after update) {     List<Account> ack= new List<Account>();     for (Integer i=0;i<Trigger.new.size();i++) {         if (Trigger.new[i].Name!=Trigger.old[i].Name) {             ack.add(Trigger.new[i]);         }     }            Database.executeBatch(new AccountBatchClass(ack)); } Batch Class with Iterable Start Method: global class AccountBatchClass implements Database.Batchable<Account>{           List<Account> act= new  List<Account>();          //Constructor to i...

Controller: public PageReference getURL(){ String    url='www.google.com'; //your Logic return url; }  When you save it would throw and error Error: Compile Error: Illegal conversion from String to System.PageReference you were supposed to return a PageRefernce( A PageReference is a reference to an instantiation of a page ) not Just simple String Solution: Create an instantiation of a page and return the instance. public PageReference getURL(){ String    url='www.google.com'; //your Logic PageReference pageRef = new PageReference(url); return pageRef; } P.S:  Comment Below for any Clarification or help!! Happy working!! :) :) 

Snackbar/Toast In VF Page Code:  <apex:page id="page" docType="html-5.0" standardStylesheets="true" showHeader="false" sidebar="false" applyHtmlTag="true" Controller="HHNGroupOrdercontrollerAlert"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">             <head>          <style type="text/css">                         #snackbar {             visibility: hidden;             min-width: 250px;             margin-left: -125px;             background-color: #333;             color: #fff;             tex...

Disable VF Command Button After First Click Code: If you are using command button <apex:commandButton action="{!saveRec}" value="Save"  /> Replace It with the below Code: <apex:actionStatus id="disablebtn">           <apex:facet name="stop">                       <apex:commandButton action="{!saveRec}" status="disablebtn"                     value="Save" disabled="false" rerender="mySaveStatus"/>                </apex:facet>                <apex:facet name="start">                   <apex:commandButton action="{!saveRec}" status="disablebtn"                          value="Processing..."...

Embed & " < > and lot more symbols in VF Page using the below character sequence Code: <body>          <h1> Testing &amp; Blogging </h1>         </body> Result: &quot; " Double quote &amp; & Ampersand ("and" sign) &lt; < Less-than &gt; > Greater-than &nbsp; un-linebreak-able space &brvbar; ¦ Vertical line, maybe with gap in middle &copy; © Copyright sign (C in a circle) &frac14; ¼ One quarter &frac12; ½ One half &frac34; ¾ Three quarters &times; × Times sign: narrow x without serifs &divide; ÷ Division sign: a colon : with a dash through it P.S:  Comment Below for any Clarification or help!! Happy working!! :) :)