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Has anyone figured out how to include the “Request Meeting” function on a Skuid page?

Check out this Salesforce Stack Exchange post.
http://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/49315/cloud-scheduler-meeting-request/55952#55952

I was able to get it working with Skuid with one external resource and a small snippet.  Be aware that this method isn’t officially supported by Salesforce.


Newbie error… I loaded as a static resource named script.


What do I do with:

var contactId = ‘<>’; navigateToUrl(‘javascript:void%28SchedulingProposeMeeting.openAskForMeetingDialog%28%27%2Fscheduling%2FcreateMeeting.apexp%3Fid%3D’ + contactId + ‘%27%2C%20false%2C%20877%29%29%3B’,‘RELATED_LIST’,‘newproposemeeting’);

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  1. You’ll need an external resource like this…

    Make sure the location is “External” and the resource url is just the url (no script tags).

    2. Then you need a button that runs a snippet like this…



    3. And finally, you’ll need a snippet like this…


    The content of your snippet should be something like this…


    var params = argumentsr0], $ = skuid.$;


var contactId = skuid.model.getModel('MyContactModelName').getFirstRow().Id;<br>navigateToUrl('javascript:void%28SchedulingProposeMeeting.openAskForMeetingDialog%28%27%2Fscheduling%2FcreateMeeting.apexp%3Fid%3D' + contactId + '%27%2C%20false%2C%20877%29%29%3B','RELATED_LIST','newproposemeeting'); 

You need to make sure that you put in the name of your contact model instead of ‘MyContactModelName’.  Also I want to re-iterate that although this is possible to do, I haven’t tested it thoroughly and it’s not officially supported by Skuid or Salesforce.  Have fun though 🙂


It works! Thanks Ben!