For sure, Kaede, I’ll work on making a “new” override tutorial. The process is basically the same:

1. In Setup, create a Visualforce page for your New Page.


2. Are you using page assignments?
   • If you are, then use this markup for your page, substituting the name of your object (like Project__c) for “Holiday__c.”
   
   
   • If you’re not using page assignments, use this one (substitute your own object and page name):
   
   


3. Then, go to Create > Objects gor Customize > Object for standard objects] and click on the object this new page is for. In “Buttons and Links,” click Edit next to the New action, and select your new VF page for the override
   

Also, if it doesn’t work, try changing {!redirect}? to {!redirect}& or vice versa. That’s what always gets me. Also, your new tutorial is online now!

For a new page, the syntax should be action=“{!redirect}?objectType=Account&actionType=New”, if you’re using Page Assignments, or action=“{!redirect}?page=NewAccount”, if you’re just doing simple redirects.

Hi Zach,
Is it possible to have two action types in the same VF page i.e. New as well as edit?