Setup Field on Catalog Object
Creating a Custom Field in Salesforce: 2D Scene Settings
Follow these steps to create a custom field in Salesforce that matches the "2D Scene Settings" field shown in the image.
Prerequisites
You must have the necessary permissions to create and modify fields in Salesforce.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Navigate to Setup:
Log in to your Salesforce account.
Click on the gear icon in the upper right corner and select "Setup."
Go to Object Manager:
In the Setup menu, find and click on "Object Manager."
Select the Object:
From the list of objects, find and select the object named
Category
.
Fields & Relationships:
In the left-hand sidebar, click on "Fields & Relationships."
Create a New Field:
Click on the "New" button to create a new field.
Select Data Type:
Choose "Long Text Area" as the data type.
Click "Next."
Enter Field Details:
Field Label: Enter
2D Scene Settings
.Field Name: This will automatically populate based on the Field Label, but you can edit it if needed. Ensure it is
X2D_Scene_Settings
.Length: Enter
131,072
.Number of Visible Lines: Enter
3
.
Set Field-Level Security:
Click "Next" to proceed to the Field-Level Security settings.
Adjust the field visibility settings as required for your organization.
Click "Next."
Add to Page Layouts:
This is a hidden field only for internal settings, so we avoid adding it to any layouts.
Click "Save" to create the field.
Verification:
After saving, verify that the field has been created correctly by navigating to the "Fields & Relationships" section of the
Category
object.Ensure the field appears as expected and matches the details shown in the provided image.
Additional Notes
Data Sensitivity Level: Set according to your organization's data handling policies.
Compliance Categorization: Ensure this field complies with your organization's compliance requirements.
Created By and Modified By: These fields will automatically show the user who created and last modified the field along with the timestamp.
By following these steps, you will create a "2D Scene Settings" field in Salesforce that matches the one shown in the image.
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