| s1.back |
{"refresh" : true} |
Navigates to the previous state that’s saved in the sforce.one history. It’s equivalent to clicking a
browser’s Back button. refresh is optional. By default, the
page doesn’t refresh. Pass true to refresh
the page if possible.
|
| s1.navigateToSObject |
{"recordId" : "001XXXXXXXXXXXX", "view" :
"chatter"} |
Navigates to an sObject record, specified by a 15-character or 18-character
recordId. This record “home” has several views, which in the
Salesforce app are available as slides that the user can swipe
between. view is optional and defaults to detail. view specifies the
slide within record home to display initially.
Record IDs corresponding
to ContentNote SObjects aren’t supported. The possible values are:
-
detail: the record detail slide
-
chatter: the Chatter slide
-
related: the view of related slide
|
| s1.navigateToURL |
{"url" :
"https://salesforce.com/apex/v.apexp", "isredirect" :
true} |
Navigates to the specified URL.
Relative and absolute URLs are supported. Relative URLs are
relative to the Lightning domain, and retain navigation history. External
URLs—that is, URLs that are outside the Lightning domain—open in a separate
browser window. Depending on the user’s device platform, device settings, version of
Salesforce, and authentication requirements for the external URL being opened,
the separate browser window might require authentication or
reauthentication.
Use relative URLs to
navigate to different screens within your app. Use external URLs to allow the user
to access a different site or app, where those actions don’t need to be preserved
in your app. To return the user to your app, the separate window that’s opened by
an external URL must be closed when the user is finished with the other app. The
new window has a separate history from your app, and this history is discarded
when the window is closed. Discarding the history of a new window prevents the
user from clicking a Back button to go back to your app; the user must close the
new window.
mailto:,
tel:, geo:, and other URL schemes are supported for launching external apps
and attempt to “do the right thing.” However, support varies by mobile platform
and device. mailto: and tel: are reliable, but we recommend that you test
any other URLs on a range of expected
devices.
isredirect is optional and defaults to
false. Set it to true to indicate that the new URL should replace
the current one in the navigation history. Be careful when using navigateToURL within the onClick handler of an <apex:commandButton> or any <button type="submit"> or <input type="submit">. Even if isredirect=true, the default click action of
the command button is a form post. In this scenario, the command button performs
a form post and a navigateToURL action,
requiring the user to click the back button twice to navigate to the previous
page. To prevent the default click action, configure the onClick handler to either call event.preventDefault() or return false. URLs corresponding to
ContentNote SObjects aren’t supported.
|
| s1.navigateToFeed |
{"subjectId" : "001XXXXXXXXXXXX", "type" :
"NEWS"} |
Navigates to the feed of the specified type, scoped to the
subjectId. For some feed types, the
subjectId is required but ignored. For those feed
types, pass the current user’s ID as the
subjectId.The possible values for
type are:
-
BOOKMARKS: Contains all feed items saved as bookmarks
by the context user.
Pass the current user’s ID
as the subjectId.
-
COMPANY: Contains all feed items except feed items of
type TrackedChange. To see the feed
item, the user must have sharing access to its parent.Pass the current user’s ID
as the subjectId.
Pass the current user’s ID
as the subjectId.
-
FILES: Contains all feed items that contain files
posted by people or groups that the context user follows.
Pass the current user’s ID
as the subjectId.
-
GROUPS: Contains all feed items from all groups the
context user either owns or is a member of.
Pass the current user’s ID
as the subjectId.
-
NEWS: Contains all updates for people the context user follows, groups the user is
a member of, and files and records the user is following. Contains all updates
for records whose parent is the context user.
Pass the current user’s ID
as the subjectId.
-
PEOPLE: Contains all feed items posted by all people
the context user follows.
Pass the current user’s ID
as the subjectId.
-
RECORD: Contains all feed items whose parent is a
specified record, which could be a group, user, object, file, or any other
standard or custom object. When the record is a group, the feed also contains
feed items that mention the group. When the record is a user, the feed
contains only feed items on that user. You can get another user’s record
feed. Pass the record’s ID as the subjectId.
-
TO: Contains all feed items with mentions of the context user. Contains feed
items the context user commented on and feed items created by the context user
that are commented on.
Pass the current user’s ID
as the subjectId.
-
TOPICS: Contains all feed items that include the
specified topic. Pass the topic’s ID as the subjectId. This value is
supported in Salesforce for mobile web only. Topics aren’t available in
Salesforce for iOS or Salesforce for Android.
|
| s1.navigateToFeedItemDetail |
{"feedItemId" :
"001XXXXXXXXXXXX"} |
Navigates to the specific feed item, feedItemId, and any
associated comments. |
| s1.navigateToRelatedList |
{"relatedListId" : "001XXXXXXXXXXXX",
"parentRecordId" : "001XXXXXXXXXXXX" } |
Navigates to a related list for the parentRecordId. For
example, to display a related list for a Warehouse object, the
parentRecordId is Warehouse__c.Id. relatedListId is the API name or
ID of the related list to display.
|
| s1.navigateToList |
{"listViewId" : "001XXXXXXXXXXXX",
"listViewName" : "myListView", "scope" : "scope"} |
Navigates to the list view that’s specified by the
listViewId, which is the ID of the list view to be
displayed. listViewName sets the title for the list view.
It doesn’t need to match the actual name that’s saved for the list view. To use
the saved name, set listViewName to null.
Set
scope to the name of the sObject in the view, for example,
“Account” or “MyObject__c”.
|
| s1.createRecord |
{"entityName" : "MyObject__c", "recordTypeId" :
"001XXXXXXXXXXXX"} |
Opens the page to create a record for the specified
entityName, for example, “Account” or
“MyObject__c”. recordTypeId is optional and specifies the
record type for the created object. Calling createRecord
without providing a recordTypeId may result in an
error.
|
| s1.editRecord |
{"recordId" :
"001XXXXXXXXXXXX"} |
Opens the page to edit the record specified by
recordId. |
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