I didn’t get this error message any longer.
Which is good.
In the meanwhile we identified the 2 contacts causing the issue and were able to transfer them with your app. However I’m not sure whether we 100% tackled the issue which I think might be caused by custom development of a trigger on our end . Also you need to know we use the account team funtionality withhin our company.

The biggest problem ( before we identified the contacts causing most likely the error message in your app) was that all the other ‘good’ contacts were not transferred either. We managed to transfer those last week with trial and error method. SO now I can’t confirm to you if the error will no longer appear in case there are some ‘bad’ contacts amongst a larger bunch of ‘good’ contacts.
We will continue to use your real nice app and get back with more feedback if needed when doing future conversions.
Thanks a lot for your swift response.

Regards
Jurgen

Invalid parameter for function URLFOR
Error is in expression ‘{!URLFOR($Action.Contact.View, Results.contact.ID)}’ in component in page f2b:transfercontacts

Could you please help me or indicate where to look ?

Thanks a lot
Jurgen Berckmans

Invalid parameter for function URLFOR
Error is in expression ‘{!URLFOR($Action.Contact.View, Results.contact.ID)}’ in component in page f2b:transfercontacts

Is there a way to override?

Interesting issue. I’ve been pretty tied up on a couple of projects going live in October, but I’ll add this as something to look into when I have some more time.

Best Regards,

Mike

All of our Self Service Portal Users are created by a Site, and we need to make it easy to re-assign them owners, hence this approach.

That error is coming from one of your validation rules. Just check the box for “ignore Apex Errors during installation” while installing. The reason the error appears is because the custom validation rule is preventing the application’s unit test from creating dummy contacts to test the application code coverage. The ‘dummy contacts’ are not saved in your database, it’s just part of the “Unit Test” process.

Best Regards,

Mike

System.DmlException: Insert failed. First exception on row 0; first error: FIELD_CUSTOM_VALIDATION_EXCEPTION, Account is required when creating Contacts. Please enter an Account name.: [AccountId]
(f2b)
External entry point

If I could get the app to work it would save me a great deal of time. What do I have to do to install it?

Thank you for your time,
Jordan.

System.DmlException: Insert failed. First exception on row 0; first error: FIELD_CUSTOM_VALIDATION_EXCEPTION, Email is REQUIRED: []
(f2b)
External entry point

Do I have to remove the validation rule completely or is there a workaround?