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Associating a Standard Controller with a Visualforce Page

To associate a standard controller with a Visualforce page, use the standardController attribute on the <apex:page> tag and assign it the name of any Salesforce object that can be queried using the Lightning Platform API.

For example, to associate a page with the standard controller for a custom object named MyCustomObject, use the following markup:

1<apex:page standardController="MyCustomObject__c">
2</apex:page>

When you use the standardController attribute on the <apex:page> tag, you cannot use the controller attribute at the same time.

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Visualforce Developer Guide

Associating a Standard Controller with a Visualforce Page