How do I find my Salesforce org URL?
In Windows
- Hold the Windows key and press R.
- At the run dialog, type in cmd and press enter.
- After a command prompt appears, type in nslookup example.my.salesforce.com (replace example with your My Domain).
- A few lines down you will see a line that starts with “Name:” The naXX afterwards will be your instance name.
How do I log into a Salesforce community?
First, just navigate to the Contact record of the user you want to log in as. Then on the top right of the record page click the action menu dropdown and select Log in to Community as user. You can also navigate to the Community user’s contact record by clicking the Contact link on their user detail page.
Where can I find community settings in Salesforce?
To enable community in Salesforce go to setup -> Build -> Customize -> Communities and click on settings. and check enable communities check box and enter your domain name and save it.
How to get community url in Salesforce developer community?
Please store Community URL into a custom setting or Custom Label, then access it in apex class. Hope this will help you, let me know if you still face issues in it. You will get the domain and then all communities and you can build your logic.
How to get list of users currently logged into my Org-Salesforce developer?
It explains where to find this information via the browser (Setup | Security Controls | Session Management), and also says that it’s available through the API. Can anyone point me to documentation that explains how to get it via the API? Thanks! I do see the data I want, but there is a field called NumSecondsValid that is equal to 14400 (4 hours).
How to get Org url from lightning component?
I am operating in an org: https://myorg.lightning.force.com. If I call URL.getSalesforceBaseUrl () from an apex class I get the base org URL back. If I then use the same command in a controller for a lightning component in a community I get the community’s base URL: https://mycommunity.aa11.force.com.
How to get list of users currently logged into my Org?
This idea ( https://success.salesforce.com/ideaView?id=08730000000BpPOAA0) explains that, as of a few months ago, this is possible. It explains where to find this information via the browser (Setup | Security Controls | Session Management), and also says that it’s available through the API.