Posts Tagged ‘API’

Salesforce Python Toolkit

I know this is not PHP-related, but I’ve released the first version of my Salesforce Python Toolkit, hosted by Google Code at http://code.google.com/p/salesforce-python-toolkit/. It’s released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). Included in the tarball is an example for every method call and SOAP header in version 16.0 of the Salesforce [...]

Salesforce Gotchas and Undocumented ‘Features’

Today we’re going to go through some things that I hope you find interesting and informative, things that hopefully will make your development process a lot easier. With many of the following issues, I’ve found the documentation either sparse, obscured, or non-existent.
- Objects (such as individual leads or contacts) have either a 15-character or [...]

Lead Generation via the Salesforce.com API vs. Web-to-Lead

What we mean by the term “lead generation via the API” is not the same concept as the term ‘Web-to-Lead’ that you may have heard. Creating leads via the API allows you to attach Salesforce functionality to your existing lead-generating forms, whereas Web-to-Lead is a tool provided by Salesforce that allows you auto-generate registration [...]

Welcome to PHP and Salesforce!

PHP and Salesforce is a new blog dedicated to helping web developers take control over their CRM integration. Most of the early entries will focus on building a reference of Salesforce PHP examples, followed by discussions on topics including performance, concurrency, CRM framework architecture (and whether you should consider building one), and strategies for [...]

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