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The exposure you get here is the reason you seek. Certifications and trainings and rest of the things continue, but the exposure you get here at Dreamforce more often than not transforms you giving you new insights and way of looking at your own plans in life or how to run your business. Thanks to the multicultural skilled educated and dynamic gentry they got at the conference.

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Web telephony integration or Computer telephony integration or CTI in short, is a name for any technology that allow integration of telephony services with computer systems. Usually used for co-coordinating, managing, recording, analyzing, and maintaining call records on computer, and making the calling process more efficient.

For example in Salesforce, imaging how easy it would be for calling agents if they can start a phone conversation with a lead just by clicking a button in lead info page.

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Custom Metadata is a relatively new feature introduced in spring 2015 release. Custom Metadata can do anything that a list custom settings can do.

In short custom metadata types are primarily used to develop peers of Salesforce standard metadata types such as custom fields, tabs, workflows etc.

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This a special feature available only to Salesforce.com employees. It is used mainly by their sales and technical reps to add or remove Salesforce features, for showing the capabilities of a features available only in higher orgs (in case of adding features), or troubleshooting some issue (in case of removing features).

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I am still not sure about the question. Do you have multiple Salesforce instances on a single email location?

Or are you owner of a managed package app that sends these mails based on error encountered by the app installer?

In both case the best way first is to document everything. There are many tools to keep track of your org ID and user id.

There is also License Management App that you can use to keep track of what is installed where.

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You can enable multi-lingual support for your desk.com by going to Admin -> Settings -> Multilingual Support -> Advanced Settings. Here you can set the default language of your Support Center and enable additional languages that you want your instance to support. There are 39+ language to choose from.

Checkout the following link for more info.

https://support.desk.com/customer/portal/articles/566428

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Label reports are part of Salesforce Desk.com analytics feature named Business Insights.

Label Reports features allow you add a 'label' to a case, either manually or through macros and rules, and then sort and filter the reports using the labels. This gives you a more detailed control over analysis of data.

The feature is available only in Pro plan.

Checkout the page for more info.

https://support.desk.com/customer/portal/articles/1417321-new-business-insights---labels-report

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Professional edition does not support API access therefore dataloader is not supported.

You can use Dataloader.io to import data but again the limit is of 50000 records per month.

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Evaluation process takes about 6–8 weeks
Periodically, they review applications or elements again. The schedule differs based upon on the protection risk of the providing.

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The simplest way is to contact your Salesforce rep and ask them about prices for increasing storage limits.

In my experience, I have seen that the prices vary quite a much based upon your account size and potential.

Another option is to purchase a license for one more user.

You can also consider upgrading your Salesforce instance to a better version, but that usually means investing a lot.

Another option is to create and maintain an external database and connect your Salesforce org to it.

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`@HttpGet
global static List getAccounts() {
List accounts = [select id, name from Account];
System.debug(JSON.serialize(accounts).length());
return accounts;
}`

The above code just does JSON serialisation that SF is going to do instantly, but does it in advance and records it out to the debug log. It's a bit inefficient and only for casual checking

Realistically, I would use Snuggle from the control range as recorded here:
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/apexcode/Content/apex_rest_code_sample_basic.htm

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If you want to create a Salesforce1 based app and then use a lighting component for accessing device data, then sadly this feature is not available as of now. You can only store some stuff in cache and access it in offline mode but you cannot do any detailed actions. Checkout the documentation.

https://help.salesforce.com/apex/HTViewHelpDoc?id=customize_sf1_offline.htm&language=en_US

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In its essence, Lightning is basically a client-side, browser based framework. It mainly deals with how the data is displayed on the page or how a user interface is presented to enable inputting of data.

Accessing offline data, or even on cloud data is part of a backend and thus you can surely achieve it using the lighting component. However you would need a native container for web or mobile (for Android or iOS app) that would aid the component in the task.

EDIT: I am assuming you are creating a Lightning component based visual force page or web app.

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If you are using the exact code you have typed earlier, then unfortunately you have made a small mistake.
You are using CAPITAL “IF”.
JavaScript is a case sensitive language and will not recognize ‘IF’ only ‘if’
Also it seems like you have closed your if statement a bit early. So here is the updated code
if('{!Account.Type}' == "New" && '{!Opportunity.Ad__c}' == null){
window.parent.location.href = "/apex/OpportunityEditOverride?id="+'{!Opportunity.Id}';
}
else{
window.parent.location.href = "/"+'{!Opportunity.Id}'+"/e?retURL=%2F"+'{!Opportunity.Id}';
}

Also in the last line, though it is not wrong, it is not really necessay to concatenate your URLs. The following line will also work fine
window.parent.location.href = "/apex/OpportunityEditOverride?id={!Opportunity.Id}";