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In this article we will see how it is possible to reference the SharinPix Visualforce Component and SharinPix Canvas App inside a Visualforce Page while using an Apex Controller to define the abilities enabled inside the SharinPix Album.

  • 1. SharinPix Visualforce Component
  • 2. SharinPix Canvas App

Heading anchor 1. SharinPix Visualforce Component

In this section, we will see how it is possible to reference the SharinPix Visualforce Component inside a Visualforce Page while using an Apex Controller to define the SharinPix Abilities enabled or disabled on a SharinPix Album.

Heading anchor Create Apex Controller

  1. Click on Setup gear icon . Select Developer Console.
  2. In the Developer Console, click on File.
  3. Under New, select Apex Class.

3. For the name of the Apex Controller Class, enter SharinPixVFComponentCtrl.

4. Then paste the following code inside the newly-created Apex Controller Class.

global with sharing class SharinPixVFComponentCtrl { global String parameters {get;set;} global SharinPixVFComponentCtrl(ApexPages.StandardController stdCtrl) { Id albumId = stdCtrl.getId(); Map<String, Object> params = new Map<String, Object> { 'abilities' => new Map<String, Object> { albumId => new Map<String, Object> { 'Access' => new Map<String, Object> { 'see' => true, 'image_list' => true, 'image_upload' => true, 'image_delete' => true } } }, 'Id' => albumId }; parameters = JSON.serialize(params); } } Click to copy

5. Save the file when you're done.

Heading anchor SharinPix Visualforce Component

It is possible to reference the SharinPix Visualforce Component within a Visualforce Page by following the steps below.

1. Click on Setup gear icon . Select Developer Console.

Once inside the Developer Console:

2. Under File, select New, then select Visualforce Page.

3. For the name of the Visualforce Page, enter SharinPixVisualforceComponentPage.

4. Paste the following code inside the Visualforce Page.

<apex:page StandardController="Account" extensions="SharinPixVFComponentCtrl"> <sharinpix:SharinPix height="100%" parameters="{! parameters }" enableCustomData="true" componentId="component1"></sharinpix:SharinPix> </apex:page> Click to copy

5. Save the changes when you're done.

As demonstrated in the above code snippet, the Standard Controller used is the Account object while the Apex extension class used is the SharinPixVFComponentCtrl.

The merge field {! parameters } is used to reference the parameters variable found in the Apex Class SharinPixVFComponentCtrl. This variable is used to define the SharinPix Abilities which are enabled or disabled on the SharinPix album.

The enableCustomData="true" field is utilized to allow the display of a custom label on the image within an album. For more information on custom labels, please refer to this documentation: Thumbnail View - Display infos

The following section will show the steps on how to add the Visualforce Page to the page-layout of the Account Object.

  • Go to a record of any Account Object.
  • Select Edit Object.
  • Go to Page Layout then select Visualforce Pages as shown in the screenshot below.
  • Drag and Drop the Visualforce Page implemented in the previous steps (in this case SharinPixVisualforceComponentPage)onto the desired region of the record page-layout.

The screenshot below demonstrates how the SharinPix Album is displayed on the record page after adding the Visualforce Page to the page layout of the Account Object.

Tip:

The SharinPix Visualforce component can be modified in such a way to only display an upload button.

For such implementation, refer to the article that follows:

Implement a SharinPix upload button in a Visualforce page

Heading anchor 2. SharinPix Canvas App

In this section, we will be shown how it is possible to reference the SharinPix Canvas App inside a Visualforce Page while using an Apex Controller to define the SharinPix Abilities enabled or disabled on a SharinPix Album.

  • Click on Setup gear icon . Select Developer Console.
  • In the File menu, select New then Visualforce Page.
  • Give a name to the Visualforce Page (in this case, it is called SharinPixCanvasPage)
  • Paste the following code snippet inside the Visualforce Page:
<apex:page StandardController="Account" extensions="SharinPixCanvasCtrl"> <apex:canvasApp developerName="Albums" namespacePrefix="SharinPix" parameters="{! parameters }"/> </apex:page> Click to copy
  • Save the changes when you're done.
  • The Standard Controller for the Visualforce Page is Account since the Visualforce Page is intended to be added to the page-layout of the Account Object.
  • The extensions attributes take as value the name of the Apex Controller SharinPixCanvasCtrl, from which we can reference a variable defining the SharinPix Abilities allowed on the SharinPix Album.
  • The developerName of the canvasApp element is Albums, which comes along when you installed the SharinPix Package.
  • The namespacePrefix is SharinPix.
  • The attribute parameters take as value a merge-field, {! parameters },which references the variable parameters which defines the SharinPix Abilities allowed or denied on a SharinPix Album.

The code snippet below shows the implementation of the Apex Controller for the Visualforce Page:

  • In the Developer Console, select New from the File menu, then click on Apex Class.
  • Enter a name for the Apex class. In this case, it is SharinPixCanvasCtrl.
  • Paste the code snippet below into the newly-created Apex class with the corresponding class name and constructor signature.
global with sharing class SharinPixCanvasCtrl { global String parameters {get;set;} global SharinPixCanvasCtrl(ApexPages.StandardController stdCtrl) { Id albumId = stdCtrl.getId(); Map<String, Object> params = new Map<String, Object> { 'abilities' => new Map<String, Object> { albumId => new Map<String, Object> { 'Access' => new Map<String, Object> { 'see' => true, 'image_list' => true, 'image_upload' => true, 'image_delete' => true } } } }; parameters = JSON.serialize(params); } } Click to copy
  • Save the changes when you're done.

The following code snippet shows how the SharinPix abilities are defined.

Map<String, Object> params = new Map<String, Object> { 'abilities' => new Map<String, Object> { albumId => new Map<String, Object> { 'Access' => new Map<String, Object> { 'see' => true, 'image_list' => true, 'image_upload' => true, 'image_delete' => true } } } }; Click to copy

The SharinPix abilities are defined by a Map data structure containing the name of the abilities as keys. These keys have values either true or false corresponding to whether they are enabled or disabled respectively.

The remaining steps demonstrate how to add the newly-created Visualfroce page onto the Page Layout of the Account Object.

  • Access any record of type Account.
  • Click on Edit Layout.
  • Once on the page-layout editor, select Visualforce Pages.
  • Drag and Drop the Visualforce page implemented onto the desired area on the page-layout of the Account object.
  • Click Save when done.

The screenshot below demonstrates how the SharinPix Album is displayed on the record page after adding the Visualforce Page to the page layout of the Account Object.

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