Thread: Community - Display "Yes" instead of boolean "true" - Apex Code Development - Force.com Discussion Boards

Hello theitdeptrocks ; It is not mentioned in your question what is the field which returns the boolean value. I assume that the field is " Available_in_Portal_Can_Edit__ c". If this is the field you can print "yes" or "No" on the page as below. If this is not the answere for your question please try to supply more info. On VF page:...

Thanks prageeth, That's the correct variable alright, and it worked exactly as expected. Now, could I instead of returning 'YES' return a hyperlink? I tried doing this: <td align="center">{!IF(pn.Available_in_Portal_Can_Edi t__c, '<a href="http://server.salesforce.com/apex/my_page?pi d={!SelectedPlanID}&id={!pn.id}&cid={!TheSFContact ID}&atid={!pn.id}&aid={...

I was able to find a work around: <td align="center"><a href="myLink">{!IF(pn.Available_in_Portal_Can_Edit __c, 'Begin', '')}</td></a> Which will work in this instance by linking either the 'YES' or 'NO' to the same URL...but by not displaying a 'NO' there is nothing to click on. Not sure this was the best way to accomplish this, but what if I wanted to have 'YES' go to ...

Hi theitdeptrocks ; As I understood your question you want to have two different URLs to be redirected to according to the condition. If your requirement is this you can do something like below. <td align="center"> <a href="{!IF( pn.Available_in_Portal_Can_Edit__c , 'http://www.google.lk', http://www.salesforce.com')}"> {!IF( ...