@saucyatom I am laughing so hard that I fell out of my seat!

@Oktokolo Agreed!

@iSwimInTheC
No, in some cases we provide them with modal dialog boxes with the reason they are receiving message and a required field the user needs to fill out or the user can cancel out of the dialog box and make a correction or reverify their input.

If money is involved, users are set to a certain limit and if they try to exceed the limit, the request will be sent to another individual that will have to approve the limit and to make sure fraud is not involved.

Ouch.. we have ran into similar issues and depending on the situation we force the users to provide a required reason in the form of a drop down and/or input fields or build an an approval process and document the information to the history of the record.

A lot of times users go into auto pilot mode and you kind of have to force them to stop and think.

@Voxera Well said!

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Yeah... It is a terrible framework. The only way you are going to see the light at the end of the tunnel is to turn around and walk back. 😜

Just push your code and have the users test it in production. Any issues they discover, tell them it is a limitation of the product or say it is not part of requirements and you are done!

Eventually the users will stop complaining and are happy when something works part of the time.

This is what our Salesforce dev team does and they have been going strong for years. 😜

I can't stop laughing at these comments, they are great. 🤣

That is a nice image of the Blue Origin Rocket.

While I was reading this, all I could here is the song True Believers by The Bouncing Souls.

It is hard to find a good boss and that transitional period sucks. Keep your head up!

@nanobot Don't do it! Salesforce isn't worth. Your rants have helped me with a crap Salesforce project I am a part of.

@Demolishun I laughed so hard when I read this.

@Ubbe lol, this is my problem most of the time, except it is coming from my end. Had all sorts of excitement... From stopping in the middle of my speech and having to chase the kid down the street to one of kiddos taking my mobile phone, and throwing it in the rocks while on a call.