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Lightning Experience Rollout Specialist Superbadge - 2-4

Not as ready as I thought...

A confession: I am a clicker, not a coder.  It required code to correct the look-and-feel of the Visualforce page in order to get a "lightning look."  I was quickly stumped.  Passing today's challenge would not be possible without the Salesforce developer community.

Challenge 3
I referenced this thread and borrowed some code.  This replaces the code in the "Visualforce Markup"

For the second part of this challenge, a photo had to be transitioned from Documents in Classic to Files in Lightning.  A hint:  The approach to quickly pass this challenge is simple!  If you have to spend more than 2 minutes transitioning the document, try another approach.


Challenge 4
To set up compact layouts so that Paloma gets a special view, you will need both:
  1. Record Type
  2. Compact Layout
For help creating the Path, reference this article.

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  1. CarolynDecember 14, 2017 at 9:30 AM

    As a non-developer working on this badge, thank you for the VisualForce code! Your blog came up in my searching before your source did.

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