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What is S-Control in salesforce?
What is S-Control in salesforce?
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Hi,
S-Controls allow Salesforce developers to leverage HTML and Javascript to create custom pages and UI components. These customizations are used when an admin needs to work with a small set of records or fields, or if he or she needs to link to an external server.
S-controls provide a flexible, open means of extending the Salesforce user interface, including the ability to create and display your own custom data forms.
Scontrols get executed in the browser client-side.
Thanks.
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Customizations are used when an admin needs to work with a small set of records or fields, or if he or she needs to link to an external server. S-Controls allow Salesforce developers to leverage HTML and Javascript to create custom pages and UI components.
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