I've been hired on as a developer for a preexisting app with a large codebase. Some of the developers who have created the original interfaces have left the project and it's difficult to navigate the app with sample data because it interferes with data that the team is using. Does anyone have any tips on how to find relevant objects and otherwise navigate the app via code. Granted, tips on how to navigate as a user and then find the objects in the codebase would also be helpful.
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HI francoh7128 ,
To easily view the high level of objects used on your sites ---> You can go to the site page of your application and you can see the Show Objects ICON with link in the bottom right corner. Click that and hover over the SITE content and you can now see the objects used. You can Click and navigate to the object
Thank you! That helps a lot.
Hi francoh7128 for UIs that you are using directly on site you can follow as Shanmathi Ponnusamy mentioned, If there are any record action that has UIs, you directly check them from record types you can find the process model along with form(UI) included in it.
Makes sense. A very intuitive way to search too, thank you!
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