List view button without standard controller





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Is it possible to create a list view button without a standard controller?
My requirement is, I want to create a List view button for any object. In the current scenario, I have to write the same logic for multiple objects.



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<apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Account" extensions="BulkSMSController" recordSetVar="Member">
<apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Contact" extensions="BulkSMSController" recordSetVar="Member">
<apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Custome_Object" extensions="BulkSMSController" recordSetVar="Member">


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    Is it possible to create a list view button without a standard controller?
    My requirement is, I want to create a List view button for any object. In the current scenario, I have to write the same logic for multiple objects.



    for example :



    <apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Account" extensions="BulkSMSController" recordSetVar="Member">
    <apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Contact" extensions="BulkSMSController" recordSetVar="Member">
    <apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Custome_Object" extensions="BulkSMSController" recordSetVar="Member">


    Is it possible to write dynamic standard controller?










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      Is it possible to create a list view button without a standard controller?
      My requirement is, I want to create a List view button for any object. In the current scenario, I have to write the same logic for multiple objects.



      for example :



      <apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Account" extensions="BulkSMSController" recordSetVar="Member">
      <apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Contact" extensions="BulkSMSController" recordSetVar="Member">
      <apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Custome_Object" extensions="BulkSMSController" recordSetVar="Member">


      Is it possible to write dynamic standard controller?










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      Is it possible to create a list view button without a standard controller?
      My requirement is, I want to create a List view button for any object. In the current scenario, I have to write the same logic for multiple objects.



      for example :



      <apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Account" extensions="BulkSMSController" recordSetVar="Member">
      <apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Contact" extensions="BulkSMSController" recordSetVar="Member">
      <apex:page showHeader="false" sidebar="false" standardController="Custome_Object" extensions="BulkSMSController" recordSetVar="Member">


      Is it possible to write dynamic standard controller?







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          No. The best you can do is move the core markup you want to not duplicate into a Visualforce Component instead. You need one top level Visualforce Page for each object you wish to support, end of story.






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            No. The best you can do is move the core markup you want to not duplicate into a Visualforce Component instead. You need one top level Visualforce Page for each object you wish to support, end of story.






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                No. The best you can do is move the core markup you want to not duplicate into a Visualforce Component instead. You need one top level Visualforce Page for each object you wish to support, end of story.






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                No. The best you can do is move the core markup you want to not duplicate into a Visualforce Component instead. You need one top level Visualforce Page for each object you wish to support, end of story.







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