Salesforce Com, Inc.

Salesforce.cam, Inc.

Benjamin Carl Snyder

Matthew Francis Davidchuk

Steven Tamm

Orjan Nils Kjellberg

Arvind Krishnan

Andrew Waite

Scott D Beechuk

William Gradin

Shannon Hale

Luke A Ball

Scott Peter Perket

Anna Bonner Mieritz

Beril Guvendik Maples

Khanh Kim P Nguyen

Gregg Johnson

Jason Aaron Ellis

Jesse Alan Hausler

Michael C Wang

Mustafa O Al-Alami

Vahn K Phan

Weiping Peng

Evan Michael Moses

Laura Nelson

Gautam Vasudev

Adheip Varadarajan

David Klein

Eric Jacobson

Christopher Wall

Michael M Pedersen, Ii

Kyle M Haskins

Kayvaan Ghassemieh

Josh Kaplan

Nicholas Howland

Cordelia McGee-Tubb

David Ly-Gagnon

Michael Gonzalez

Raj Advani

Wayne Cho

Victor Oliveros

John Vollmer

Xiaozhong Sun

Daniel McCall

Annie Abrahamian

Enzhen Huang

Sumanth Anand

Wade Wegner

Jean Elie Bovet

Richard Perry Pack, Iii

David M Brady

Mike Rosenbaum

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

Display screen or portion thereof with animated graphical user interface

Disclosed are methods, apparatus, systems, and computer readable storage media for interacting with one or more data objects in an online social network. A user interface includes a publisher with a custom action. The custom action is defined in accordance with custom action instructions provided by a first entity via an application programming interface (API). Such custom action instructions may declaratively or programmatically define the data object, the interaction to be performed with the data object, and other attributes associated with the custom action. A user may request to interact with the data object via selection of the custom action by a second entity. Information may be submitted through the publisher to interact with the data object to update a database system associated with the data object. A feed item may be presented for inclusion in the information feed based on the update.

Systems and methods for creating custom actions

The application pertains to the automated deployment of software packages to an enterprise's testing, staging and production environments. It does this by detecting events with respect to the enterprise's code base and, upon detection of a change in a package, identifies the application(s) that include that package. For each such application, a workflow is provided defining a pipeline of environments in which a bundle of packages that make up that application are to be installed for testing, staging or production. A software package in which an event has occurred is installed in those environments on a stepwise basis per that workflow and the application is (re)built there for testing, etc. A status of the bundle of packages that make up an application in each of the respective environments is shown in a graphical user interface.

Automated software package deployment

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for unifying graphical user interface (GUI) displays across different device types. In an embodiment, a unification system may convert various GUI view appearing on, for example, a desktop device into a GUI view on a mobile device. Both devices may be accessing the same application and/or may use a cloud computing platform to access the application. The unification system may aid in reproducing GUI modifications performed on one user device onto other user devices. In this manner, the unification system may maintain a consistent look-and-feel for a user across different computing device type.

Graphical user interface management for different applications

Desktop and mobile graphical user interface unification

The technology disclosed describes systems and methods for implementing extensible browser executable components, such as popup controls for action, checkbox and radio button dropdown menus, modals, dialogs, date pickers and autocompletes. The disclosed technology systems and methods can also be used for rendering executable components for mobile application interfaces. The technology further discloses systems and methods for providing support for developers whose goal is to render specific implementations of browser executable components. The technology disclosed also describes systems and methods for bypassing suppression of DOM click event bubbling for a popup controls for action, checkbox and radio button dropdown menus, modals, dialogs, date pickers and autocompletes; and discloses systems and methods for implementing modal interaction between an iframe and a popup control.

Systems and methods of implementing extensible browser executable components

Methods and systems are provided for rearranging content within resized sub-regions of a web page. First, resizing of a first sub-region of the webpage is detected by a user dragging a slidable border of the sub-region. A span value associated with dimensions of the first resized sub-region is determined and defining minimum dimensions of the first resized sub-region are defined. A subset of the dimensions of the first resized sub-region that fit within the span value is defined based on the minimum dimensions of the resized sub-region. The dimensions of the first resized sub-region include a fixed parameter and a dynamic parameter. The contents of a second sub-region of the webpage are rearranged in response to the resizing of the first resized sub-region and displaying displayed.

Methods and systems for applying responsive design to subframes on a web page

Disclosed are methods, apparatus, systems, and computer-readable storage media for responding to actionable text patterns in a feed item. In some implementations, a computing device receives textual input for a feed item to be published in an information feed. The computing device identifies in the textual input an actionable text pattern and transmits a portion of the actionable text pattern to a server. The computing device receives, from the server, one or more names of entities. The entities may be object records stored in a database, wherein the names of the entities match the portion of the actionable text pattern transmitted to the server. The computing device receives a selection of a first of the one or more names.

Computer implemented methods and apparatus for responding to actionable text patterns in a feed item

Disclosed are methods, apparatus, systems, and computer-readable storage media for composing and batch publishing feed items in a user interface in a feed-based interaction context. In some implementations, a computing device provides a first prompt for display in a first user interface component, which is configured to display unpublished feed items. The computing device receives, at the first prompt, first feed item data for a first feed item. Responsive to a request to compose a second feed item, the computing device displays in the first user interface component a second prompt for second feed item data without publishing the first feed item. The computing device receives, at the second prompt, second feed item data for a second feed item of a first record, the first and second feed items being related to the first record.

Computer implemented methods and apparatus for composing and batch publishing feed items in a feed-based interaction context

The technology disclosed describes systems and methods for optimizing delivery of form factor specific content for users in different environments, such as desktop computer browsers and mobile device applications. The technology further discloses systems and methods for providing support for developers whose goal is to render specific implementations of a user interface to deliver distinct user interface experiences.

Systems and methods of optimizing delivery of form factor specific content

Disclosed are examples of systems, apparatus, methods and computer program products for processing keyboard input to perform events in relation to calendar items using a web browser-based application or online service. A database storing data objects identifying calendar items can be maintained. Each calendar item can comprise a subject, a date, and a time range. A bounding window of a web browser comprising one or more panes can be displayed in a user interface on a display of a device. At least one of the panes can comprise visual representations of a plurality of calendar items stored in the database. Keyboard input from a user interacting with a first calendar item of the plurality of calendar items can be processed. One or more events to be performed in relation to the first calendar item can be determined based on the keyboard input. The determined events can be performed.

Processing keyboard input to perform events in relation to calendar items using a web browser-based application or online service

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Royal Oak, MI, United States of America

Benjamin Carl Snyder