If a salesforce object supports the Clone action, you can get to the Clone screen through a “Redirect”-type Row Action: /{{Id}}/e?clone=1

You’re asking if you can have a button on for each row of a table that would clone that row? I believe that you can do this with a redirect row action. Make the Redirect URL: /{{Id}}/e?clone=1

Zack and Anna, That will clone the record… but i end up on the individual record view and i want to remain on the table view and just have the new record appear in the table. I looked to change the object’s “clone” template in the salesforce “object” page… but it only allows individual record templates in the drop down where you pick which template to use.

Was anyone ever able to help with this?  I’d really like to figure this out as well…

Here is a Snippet that can be used as a Row Action in a Table to clone that row inline in the table.

Add this as the Resource Body of a new JavaScript Resource of type “Inline (Snippet)”, named “CloneRecord”:

var params = argumentsr0],

    item = params.item,

    row = item.row,

    model = params.model,

    $ = skuid.$;

    

var ADDITIONAL\_FIELDS\_NOT\_TO\_CLONE = {

    'TotalPrice':1,

    'Id':1,

    'attributes':1

}; 

// Create a new row in our table

var newRow = model.createRow(),

    rowUpdates = {};

// Put in default values from the fields in our current row

if (row) {

    $.each(row,function(fieldId,val) {

        // Only allow fields that are Objects,

        // or that are Createable

        if ((val !== null) && !(fieldId in ADDITIONAL\_FIELDS\_NOT\_TO\_CLONE)) {

            var modelField = model.getField(fieldId);

            if ((typeof val === 'object') 

            || (modelField && modelField.createable)) {

                rowUpdateswfieldId]=val;

            }

        }

    });

}

model.updateRow(newRow,rowUpdates,{initiatorId:item.\_GUID});

// Force all registered lists to put our row into edit mode

$.each(model.registeredLists,function(){

    // See if this item has been rendered in this list yet

    var newItem = this.renderedItemsrnewRow.Id];

    if (newItem) {

        newItem.mode = 'edit';

        newItem.refreshFields();

    }

});

And then add a Row Action to any Table in the page you have this Snippet included in, that is of type “Custom (Run Snippet)” and put “CloneRecord” as the Snippet name.

Thanks Zach… I tried this a few different ways, but I can’t seem to get it to work.
I did exactly as you said… created a new inline snippet and added a row action to the table.  When I click the row action, a new row is created, but none of the data is copied to the new record.  Also, when the action is finished, the page is redirected to a new page…





I’m not certain that it matters, but my table is in a popup and is comprised of Template fields.  All of the data is from the model though…

How do I input this code? Forgive my ignorance but I do not know coding

Hi Vanessa, that’s okay, no worries! Here’s how to do it: go to this tutorial and scroll down to Step 5: Click to Add a Row Action . Do steps 5 and 6, where you’ll be adding a row action of type “Redirect”, describe in 6-B. For “URL”, instead of using /{{Id}} as it shows in the tutorial, put /{{Id}}/e?clone=1

Thanks Zach, could you use the long coding below that you posted about a year ago to clone hundreds of rows at once rather than individually (one at a time)? Or how would I go about that?

Yes, you could do something like that — a slightly modified version of the code shown below would accomplish that, as long as you didn’t want to clone related records as well. What kinds of records are you trying to clone? For instance if you have a table of Contacts, and you used the snippet below, it would only clone the Contact, not any records related to each Contact. What does your clone process look like?

I am trying to mass clone products. Our process is to create a contract, then add the products in question and assign them to a particular individual. I want to try to be able to mass clone all of the previous different products already created so I don’t have to add them again line by line.

This is now possible to do without any code at all using the Action Framework, using the “Create new row in Model” Action.

1. Add a Row Action (or Mass Action, for mass-cloning!) to your Table.


2. Action Type should be “Run Multiple Actions”, Action Label should be “Clone” and Action Icon should be “sk-icon-clone”


3. Click on the Actions property category.


4. Click the + icon to add a new Action.


5. Action Type should be “Create new row” - select the same Model as your Table’s Model.


6. Click the + icon on your Create new row action to add a Default Value to your new row. Do this for each field that you want to populate in your cloned row. The value should be {{{FieldName}}} where FieldName should be replaced with the name of each field, e.g. “{{{FirstName}}}”, “{{{LastName}}}”, “{{{My_Custom_Field__c}}}”. Only do this for createable fields on your model — for instance, don’t try to clone Id, CreatedDate, LastModifiedById because this won’t work and is not necessary.

And voila, here’s what you get — row-level and/or mass-action cloning!

Vanessa, I posted another comment on this Conversation where I describe how to do what you’re looking for without writing code (using the Action Framework). Hopefully my instructions are clear, and this helps you accomplish what you’re looking for!