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INCLUDE
Returns content from an s-control snippet. Use this function to reuse common code in many s-controls.
Use
{!INCLUDE(source,
[inputs])} and replace source with the s-control
snippet you want to reference. Replace inputs with any information you need
to pass the snippet.
Tips
- Because this function references an s-control snippet and does not copy it, it always runs the latest content of the s-control snippet. Remember that changing your s-control snippet affects all INCLUDE functions that refer to it.
- Use the $Request global variable to access any information inside the snippet.
- This function is only available in custom buttons, links, and s-controls.
<html>
<body>
{!INCLUDE(
$SControl.Header_Snippet,
[title = "My Title", theme = "modern"]
)}
</body>
</html>This example references a snippet that provides a header for a page that you created to display in a web tab. It displays the page title “My Title.” Use the $SControl global variable to reference a custom s-control.
Use the following two examples to see how you can create a reusable snippet and include it in an s-control.
<h2 class="{!$Request.titleTheme}.title">
{!$Request.titleText}
</h2>This snippet requires two input parameters: titleTheme and titleText. It is a reusable HTML tag that presents a page title and theme based on input parameters. Next, create an s-control that includes this snippet:
<html>
<head/>
<body>
{!INCLUDE(
$SControl.Title_Snippet,
[titleTheme = "modern", titleText = "My Sample Title"]
)}
Insert your page-specific content here ...
</body>
</html>This s-control uses the snippet titled Title_Snippet to display the title of the page “My Sample Title” and modern theme. Replace Insert your page specific content here with your own HTML content and use the s-control as the source of a web tab to create your own pages in Salesforce.
