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

Is there a way to disable action links for one specific related list only, instead of all of them?

Thanks..

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?

window.onload = function() {

// Change the whole window to point to this location
// we’ll only get down here for people in the Call Center Sales profile
parent.document.location.href = “/701?fcf=00BF0000006c06w”;
}

Please Wait ….. Loading Campaign Tab

~ Jon

Adding a VisualForce page to a page layout is done on the Page Layout editor, however it likely won’t work now. VisualForce pages load from a different domain than the standard page layout. For example, the URL for a standard layout might be something like https://na1.salesforce.com/001W0000001xZkK. An embedded visualforce page on that page layout might come from https://c.na1.visual.force.com. Browser security will prevent javascript on the visualforce page at https://c.na1.visual.force.com from modifying any of the page elements on the parent page at https://na1.salesforce.com.

I know it’s a bit on the technical side, but basically you can’t hide/modify buttons on a standard page layout this way.

That said, it can be done if you override the VIEW for your object with a VisualForce page and use the tag to display the standard page layout within the VF page. In that method, all of the content is on the same domain and you are able to use JavaScript to modify any page element, even on the standard page.

Best Regards,

Mike