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sorenkrabbe / Chrome-Salesforce-inspector

Chrome extension to add a metadata layout on top of the standard Salesforce UI to improve the productivity and joy of Salesforce configuration, development, and integration.
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Saleforce inspector showing 'No record to display'. #194

Open LesEnglish opened 3 years ago

LesEnglish commented 3 years ago

I am facing an issue with salesforce Inspector. When I click on saleforce inspector on the record, in salesforce inspector showing 'No record to display'.

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Garywoo commented 2 years ago

The problem here is usually invalid stored session IDs. You will see some errors in the Chrome dev tools console when opening the Salesforce inspector window relating to this. If this is is the problem, following these steps should clear all the stored sessions and allow the extension to pick up the new session:

  1. In a Salesforce tab, press F12 to open the Chrome dev tools
  2. Select the Application tab from the top menu (you may need to click >> to see it)
  3. In the left bar, under Application, click Storage
  4. Click the Clear site data button
  5. Press F12
  6. Click The padlock icon to the left of the URL in the chrome address bar
  7. Click Cookies
  8. In the Allowed tab, click on each cookie in the list, and then click Remove until the list is empty
  9. Click Done
  10. Press F5
  11. Log into Salesforce, then open the Salesforce inspector popup and check to see if the problem is resolved
OliaKostiuk commented 2 years ago

Hello, I am facing the same issue that Inspector shows 'No record to display' after enabling Enhanced Domain. I have gone through the same steps, restarted the laptop, deleted the extension and added again but it has not helped. Could you help me, please?

Garywoo commented 2 years ago

Hi Olia, 

The extension does not currently support orgs with Enhanced Domains enabled. There is currently an open pull request to add this feature. See #223.