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Initial Salesforce ID Edit commit #1791

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Initial Salesforce ID Edit commit
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Reuse the same button
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7 changes: 7 additions & 0 deletions app/assets/javascripts/components/overview/salesforce_link.jsx
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Expand Up @@ -10,6 +10,12 @@ const SalesforceLink = createReactClass({
current_user: PropTypes.object
},

updateSalesforceId() {
const rawSalesforceId = prompt('Update the Salesforce record ID or url for this course.');
const salesforceId = extractSalesforceId(rawSalesforceId);
ServerActions.linkToSalesforce(this.props.course.id, salesforceId);
},

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Hmm... I think other wording works just fine for updating as well. linkToSalesforce could just be reused with the different button text and I think it'll be fine.

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Ah okay! Will do.

linkToSalesforce() {
const rawSalesforceId = prompt('Enter the Salesforce record ID or url for this course.');
const salesforceId = extractSalesforceId(rawSalesforceId);
Expand All @@ -32,6 +38,7 @@ const SalesforceLink = createReactClass({
const openLink = SalesforceServer + this.props.course.flags.salesforce_id;
return (
<div>
<p key="edit_salesforce_id"><button onClick={this.updateSalesforceId} className="button">Update Salesforce ID</button></p>
<p key="open_salesforce"><a href={openLink} className="button" target="_blank">Open in Salesforce</a></p>
<p key="update_salesforce"><button onClick={this.updateSalesforceRecord} className="button" target="_blank">Update Salesforce record</button></p>
</div>
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