Systems and methods for implementing multi-application tabs and tab sets
Assigneesalesforce.com, inc.
InventorsSteve Fisher, Eric David Bezar, Adam Gross, Ian Swinson, George Hu, Yoshiyuki Oikawa
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Assigneesalesforce.com, inc.
InventorsSteve Fisher, Eric David Bezar, Adam Gross, Ian Swinson, George Hu, Yoshiyuki Oikawa
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A sharing model enables users to easily and conveniently create and share standard and custom database objects, and applications, among users or groups of users. The sharing model includes systems and methods that allow users to conveniently create and customize tabs and tab sets that define relationships between custom objects and fields, standard objects and fields, and applications. A tab visually represents a user interface into an element of an application or into a database object. Selection of a tab provides a user access to the object or element of the application represented by the tab. A tab set is a group of related tabs that work as a unit to provide application functionality. New tabs and tab sets may be defined and tab set views may be customized so that an end user can easily and conveniently switch between the various objects and application elements represented by the displayed tabs and tab set views.
A computer-implemented method of enabling end users to create custom tab set view definitions that access hosting server system based applications without intervention of a system administrator, comprising:
A computer system configured to enable end users to create a custom tab set view definition that accesses hosting server system based applications without intervention of a system administrator, comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium including code for controlling a processor, the code including instructions enabling end users to create tab set definitions that access hosting server system based applications without intervention of a system administrator, including instructions to:
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