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How to return a pagereference to create a sobject?
If you need the fields on the Edit page, but not on the Create Page, you would need to create a new Create Visualforce page for your object and set the redirect to that page. The create page is the edit page without an id parameter. The code you have should work:
How to use pagereference to redirect after new record insert?
Make sure that your force_OrderDetail page is visible in the portal, and accessible by the portal user. One way to test would be to take an existing orders ID, log into the portal and create the URL yourself, by appending /force_OrderDetail?id=xxxxxxxxxx to the end of the portal URL
How to return a pagereference in Salesforce-stack?
If your Apex class is going to be deployed to another Salesforce org (E.g. added to an outbound change set, put in a managed or unmanaged package, or deployed using Eclipse) I’d avoid hard coding the custom objects key prefix as this could change between orgs. Instead, use the DescribeSObjectResult to get the KeyPrefix.
How to use pagereference to redirect in apex?
I found an answer here that might work for you as well, where the solution would be to change your “Save” method to the following: Then change your action on the VF page to “saveAndRedirect”. 1) Your “save” function is shadowed by the standard controller’s “save” function, so your code won’t work.
How to redirect to a custom VF detail page?
I want to redirect the user to a custom vf detail page when they create a new Service Order from my custom page order page (force_NewOrder). I have created a extension which should save and redirect the user but I am given a generic error: Error: Error occurred while loading a Visualforce page.
How to manage package references in a project?
Package references, using the PackageReference node, manage NuGet dependencies directly within project files (as opposed to a separate packages.config file).
Where do I find package references in NuGet?
Package references (PackageReference) in project files. Package references, using the PackageReference node, manage NuGet dependencies directly within project files (as opposed to a separate packages.config file).
Can a project reference be built without a dependency?
A file reference does not create a build dependency, so it is possible to build the referencing project without building the dependent project, and the reference can become obsolete. (That is, the project can reference a previously built version of the project.)