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It won't work that way. What you described in comments is often referred to as "URL hacking". On standard pages like "new", "edit" it works - but it works based on , not .

Look at this: https://www.google.com/?q=hello

Inspect the field's source - there's name but no id. And yet I prepopulated the field.

Since it's a Visualforce page - you have control over the URL parameters. You can make something like /apex/vfPageName?contractId=...., you don't have to try to be smart about the CF00N0l00000WER2. And then in the Apex constructor you can use ApexPages.currentPage.getParameters().get('contractId').

I don't know what controller you have in there. Just or . The 2nd one will let you read id of the record for which the button was clicked, but if you need more params passed via url - look into that getParameters()

https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/69808/get-current-page-query-string-parameters-in-apex

If you really need the ids... They're in form of "CF" (custom field) + field Id as seen in setup when you view the field definition. You can query the Ids for example in FieldDefinition table. But for what you need - looks like we'd be over-complicating stuff.

Change your active state to record the id instead of a Boolean

Does this work:

Went with the following from a teammate: import pandas as pd import numpy as np

df1 = pandas.read_csv("D:/dc_Project/loans.csv") df2=df1.select_dtypes(include=np.number)

You can split the string with the split() function and the append the "to" string to the last element.

Here is a snippet:

I think your Low LVR and High LVR header are inside the loop for rates array you should make the code like this:

The solution for a ManifestV2 extension, which you are writing, in short, is to open a new paypal sign-in window using chrome.windows.create and then use chrome.tabs.executeScript to inject a content script code that clicks btnLogin . Your current code does it all wrong though.

1. Remove content_scripts, tabs, and chrome://*/* from manifest.json.

2. Remove content.js from your extension and popup.html

3. Remove paypal_prelog.js

4. Create popup.js

Two options:

If just the values are needed numpy division works:

The children() method doesn't return some kind of token for the namespace, it returns a list of elements - the children which are in the given namespace.

The $xml variable represents the top-level message element, which doesn't have any children in the http://www.blendlabs.com namespace, so $xml->children('http://www.blendlabs.com') will just return an empty list. You need to first navigate to the other element, and then get its children in the http://www.blendlabs.com namespace, which will include the loan element.

Since the top level element is in the http://www.mismo.org/residential/2009/schemas namespace, you might need an extra children() call to make sure you select that first.

You didn't provide a complete XML, so I can't test the code (I don't fancy manually writing all those close tags), but it will look something like this: