Chapter 4. Debugging and New Ways to Call a Flow

In the previous chapter, we discussed how we can create, update, and delete records using the Flow. We also discussed how to pass variable values through a custom button or link and redirect users to a page after completion of Flow. We also learned a way to display custom error messages in a Flow, and how to use JavaScript with a Flow. In this chapter, we will discuss how to use a style sheet with Flow, open Flow access for unauthenticated access, and use a controller to pass value into Flow variables. We will also discuss a few more ways to call the Flow. The following topics will be covered in this chapter:

Debugging your Flow
Who can run the Flow and how
Automating your business process: In this topic, we will cover the following:
- Copying the followers from an Opportunity
- Open a Flow for unauthenticated access
- Setting finish behavior in the Visualforce page
- Accessing a Flow through Salesforce1
- Setting Flow variables value from a Visualforce...

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Learning Salesforce Visual Workflow

By : Rakesh Gupta

Learning Salesforce Visual Workflow

By: Rakesh Gupta

Overview of this book

Chapter 4. Debugging and New Ways to Call a Flow

Learning Salesforce Visual Workflow

By : Rakesh Gupta

Learning Salesforce Visual Workflow

By: Rakesh Gupta

Overview of this book

Chapter 4. Debugging and New Ways to Call a Flow

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