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Variable does not Exist: CaseTrigger
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I'm trying to pass a value to a variable in an apex trigger from an apex controller in an effort to control whether the the code in the trigger is executed.
In myController initialization, I try to set this variable:
Controller:
public myController()
CaseTrigger.isComingFromEmail = true;
Trigger:
trigger CaseTrigger on Case (before insert){
public static boolean isComingFromEmail = false;
if (isComingFromEmail)
return;
else
//Actual Processing Here
The error received on myController:
Variable does not exist: CaseTrigger
Related post:
Skip the execution of trigger
apex trigger type
asked May 19 at 20:09
S.B.S.B.
508211
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I'm trying to pass a value to a variable in an apex trigger from an apex controller in an effort to control whether the the code in the trigger is executed.
In myController initialization, I try to set this variable:
Controller:
public myController()
CaseTrigger.isComingFromEmail = true;
Trigger:
trigger CaseTrigger on Case (before insert){
public static boolean isComingFromEmail = false;
if (isComingFromEmail)
return;
else
//Actual Processing Here
The error received on myController:
Variable does not exist: CaseTrigger
Related post:
Skip the execution of trigger
apex trigger type
asked May 19 at 20:09
S.B.S.B.
508211
add a comment |
I'm trying to pass a value to a variable in an apex trigger from an apex controller in an effort to control whether the the code in the trigger is executed.
In myController initialization, I try to set this variable:
Controller:
public myController()
CaseTrigger.isComingFromEmail = true;
Trigger:
trigger CaseTrigger on Case (before insert){
public static boolean isComingFromEmail = false;
if (isComingFromEmail)
return;
else
//Actual Processing Here
The error received on myController:
Variable does not exist: CaseTrigger
Related post:
Skip the execution of trigger
apex trigger type
asked May 19 at 20:09
S.B.S.B.
508211
I'm trying to pass a value to a variable in an apex trigger from an apex controller in an effort to control whether the the code in the trigger is executed.
In myController initialization, I try to set this variable:
Controller:
public myController()
CaseTrigger.isComingFromEmail = true;
Trigger:
trigger CaseTrigger on Case (before insert){
public static boolean isComingFromEmail = false;
if (isComingFromEmail)
return;
else
//Actual Processing Here
The error received on myController:
Variable does not exist: CaseTrigger
Related post:
Skip the execution of trigger
apex trigger type
apex trigger type
asked May 19 at 20:09
S.B.S.B.
508211
asked May 19 at 20:09
S.B.S.B.
508211
asked May 19 at 20:09
S.B.S.B.
508211
asked May 19 at 20:09
S.B.S.B.
508211
asked May 19 at 20:09
S.B.S.B.
508211
508211
add a comment |
add a comment |
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Triggers are not classes, and you shouldn't reference them like this. You should create a separate class to store your static variable, and then reference this class in both your controller and trigger.
answered May 19 at 20:23
Renato OliveiraRenato Oliveira
5,49922158
To confirm, in the related post the recommendation by Sebastian is not valid?
– S.B.
May 19 at 20:24
2
I don't think so. But it does illustrates the pattern. I'd prefer Akram G's solution instead, since you can reuse it on other triggers latter as well.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:26
Mihai Neagoe's post on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/61371/… is also a good example of the pattern that Sebastian tries to illustrate.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:28
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Triggers are not classes, and you shouldn't reference them like this. You should create a separate class to store your static variable, and then reference this class in both your controller and trigger.
answered May 19 at 20:23
Renato OliveiraRenato Oliveira
5,49922158
To confirm, in the related post the recommendation by Sebastian is not valid?
– S.B.
May 19 at 20:24
2
I don't think so. But it does illustrates the pattern. I'd prefer Akram G's solution instead, since you can reuse it on other triggers latter as well.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:26
Mihai Neagoe's post on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/61371/… is also a good example of the pattern that Sebastian tries to illustrate.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:28
add a comment |
Triggers are not classes, and you shouldn't reference them like this. You should create a separate class to store your static variable, and then reference this class in both your controller and trigger.
answered May 19 at 20:23
Renato OliveiraRenato Oliveira
5,49922158
To confirm, in the related post the recommendation by Sebastian is not valid?
– S.B.
May 19 at 20:24
2
I don't think so. But it does illustrates the pattern. I'd prefer Akram G's solution instead, since you can reuse it on other triggers latter as well.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:26
Mihai Neagoe's post on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/61371/… is also a good example of the pattern that Sebastian tries to illustrate.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:28
add a comment |
Triggers are not classes, and you shouldn't reference them like this. You should create a separate class to store your static variable, and then reference this class in both your controller and trigger.
answered May 19 at 20:23
Renato OliveiraRenato Oliveira
5,49922158
Triggers are not classes, and you shouldn't reference them like this. You should create a separate class to store your static variable, and then reference this class in both your controller and trigger.
answered May 19 at 20:23
Renato OliveiraRenato Oliveira
5,49922158
edited May 19 at 20:28
answered May 19 at 20:23
Renato OliveiraRenato Oliveira
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answered May 19 at 20:23
Renato OliveiraRenato Oliveira
5,49922158
answered May 19 at 20:23
Renato OliveiraRenato Oliveira
5,49922158
5,49922158
To confirm, in the related post the recommendation by Sebastian is not valid?
– S.B.
May 19 at 20:24
2
I don't think so. But it does illustrates the pattern. I'd prefer Akram G's solution instead, since you can reuse it on other triggers latter as well.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:26
Mihai Neagoe's post on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/61371/… is also a good example of the pattern that Sebastian tries to illustrate.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:28
add a comment |
To confirm, in the related post the recommendation by Sebastian is not valid?
– S.B.
May 19 at 20:24
2
I don't think so. But it does illustrates the pattern. I'd prefer Akram G's solution instead, since you can reuse it on other triggers latter as well.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:26
Mihai Neagoe's post on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/61371/… is also a good example of the pattern that Sebastian tries to illustrate.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:28
To confirm, in the related post the recommendation by Sebastian is not valid?
– S.B.
May 19 at 20:24
To confirm, in the related post the recommendation by Sebastian is not valid?
– S.B.
May 19 at 20:24
2
2
I don't think so. But it does illustrates the pattern. I'd prefer Akram G's solution instead, since you can reuse it on other triggers latter as well.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:26
I don't think so. But it does illustrates the pattern. I'd prefer Akram G's solution instead, since you can reuse it on other triggers latter as well.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:26
Mihai Neagoe's post on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/61371/… is also a good example of the pattern that Sebastian tries to illustrate.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:28
Mihai Neagoe's post on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/61371/… is also a good example of the pattern that Sebastian tries to illustrate.
– Renato Oliveira
May 19 at 20:28
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