This will be an small example to show how to create dynamic content inside a Visual Force Page, particularly in a table. Additionally the idea that I wan to introduce here its the use of a Wrapper Class , This class will help us to control the User Interface behavior without having the need to have a new field (Persistent data) back into the database. This we we can "Wrap" the database information into another object, use it in the Interface and them just save back the important information. Something important to consider when using a wrapper class, its there is not automatic field type binding in the VisualForce page to not persistent objects, therefore we need to use fields like "<apex:inputText /> " Instead of <apex:inputField /> and validate the format of the data that we collect from the view. The requirements: Have a table that show basic account information. When the checkbook "Configure SLA" its selected allow user to chang
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