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I am trying to pick up the value of a visual text input and validate if it exists in the database, the problem is that it throws me the following error "Variable does not exist: searchDir"

I leave my code (summarized):

Controller extension:

public class Direccion 

 public string searchDirget; set;
 public ApexPages.StandardController controller get; set;

 public Direccion(ApexPages.StandardController controller) 
 this.controller = controller;
 

 @RemoteAction
 public static void verificarDireccion() 
 Account registros = [ SELECT FiscalAddress__c, BillingAddress__c, ShippingAddress__c
 FROM Account
 WHERE Account.FiscalAddress__c =: searchDir
 OR Account.BillingAddress__c =: searchDir
 OR Account.ShippingAddress__c =: searchDir
 ];
 if(registros.size() > 0) 

 else

Visualforce:

<apex:page standardController="Account" extensions="Direccion" id="page">

<apex:inputText id="FiscalAdress" value="!searchDir"/>

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I am trying to pick up the value of a visual text input and validate if it exists in the database, the problem is that it throws me the following error "Variable does not exist: searchDir"

I leave my code (summarized):

Controller extension:

public class Direccion 

 public string searchDirget; set;
 public ApexPages.StandardController controller get; set;

 public Direccion(ApexPages.StandardController controller) 
 this.controller = controller;
 

 @RemoteAction
 public static void verificarDireccion() 
 Account registros = [ SELECT FiscalAddress__c, BillingAddress__c, ShippingAddress__c
 FROM Account
 WHERE Account.FiscalAddress__c =: searchDir
 OR Account.BillingAddress__c =: searchDir
 OR Account.ShippingAddress__c =: searchDir
 ];
 if(registros.size() > 0) 

 else

Visualforce:

<apex:page standardController="Account" extensions="Direccion" id="page">

<apex:inputText id="FiscalAdress" value="!searchDir"/>

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I am trying to pick up the value of a visual text input and validate if it exists in the database, the problem is that it throws me the following error "Variable does not exist: searchDir"

I leave my code (summarized):

Controller extension:

public class Direccion 

 public string searchDirget; set;
 public ApexPages.StandardController controller get; set;

 public Direccion(ApexPages.StandardController controller) 
 this.controller = controller;
 

 @RemoteAction
 public static void verificarDireccion() 
 Account registros = [ SELECT FiscalAddress__c, BillingAddress__c, ShippingAddress__c
 FROM Account
 WHERE Account.FiscalAddress__c =: searchDir
 OR Account.BillingAddress__c =: searchDir
 OR Account.ShippingAddress__c =: searchDir
 ];
 if(registros.size() > 0) 

 else

Visualforce:

<apex:page standardController="Account" extensions="Direccion" id="page">

<apex:inputText id="FiscalAdress" value="!searchDir"/>

asked 2 hours ago

Fabricio Nahuel

New contributor

I am trying to pick up the value of a visual text input and validate if it exists in the database, the problem is that it throws me the following error "Variable does not exist: searchDir"

I leave my code (summarized):

Controller extension:

public class Direccion 

 public string searchDirget; set;
 public ApexPages.StandardController controller get; set;

 public Direccion(ApexPages.StandardController controller) 
 this.controller = controller;
 

 @RemoteAction
 public static void verificarDireccion() 
 Account registros = [ SELECT FiscalAddress__c, BillingAddress__c, ShippingAddress__c
 FROM Account
 WHERE Account.FiscalAddress__c =: searchDir
 OR Account.BillingAddress__c =: searchDir
 OR Account.ShippingAddress__c =: searchDir
 ];
 if(registros.size() > 0) 

 else

Visualforce:

<apex:page standardController="Account" extensions="Direccion" id="page">

<apex:inputText id="FiscalAdress" value="!searchDir"/>

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searchDir is an instance variable. It is bound to a specific instance of the class Direccion - here, the controller extension.

static methods, such as @RemoteAction JavaScript remoting actions, aren't bound to a specific instance and have no access to the instance variables of the Visualforce page's controller. As such, all state must be passed to the remote action as parameters.

You need to modify the signature of your @RemoteAction method to

public static void verificarDireccion(String searchDir) {

and alter your Visualforce page's call to the method correspondingly, to pass the current value of this state variable directly to the method.

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searchDir is an instance variable. It is bound to a specific instance of the class Direccion - here, the controller extension.

You need to modify the signature of your @RemoteAction method to

public static void verificarDireccion(String searchDir) {

and alter your Visualforce page's call to the method correspondingly, to pass the current value of this state variable directly to the method.

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searchDir is an instance variable. It is bound to a specific instance of the class Direccion - here, the controller extension.

You need to modify the signature of your @RemoteAction method to

public static void verificarDireccion(String searchDir) {

and alter your Visualforce page's call to the method correspondingly, to pass the current value of this state variable directly to the method.

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searchDir is an instance variable. It is bound to a specific instance of the class Direccion - here, the controller extension.

You need to modify the signature of your @RemoteAction method to

public static void verificarDireccion(String searchDir) {

and alter your Visualforce page's call to the method correspondingly, to pass the current value of this state variable directly to the method.

answered 2 hours ago

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searchDir is an instance variable. It is bound to a specific instance of the class Direccion - here, the controller extension.

You need to modify the signature of your @RemoteAction method to

public static void verificarDireccion(String searchDir) {

and alter your Visualforce page's call to the method correspondingly, to pass the current value of this state variable directly to the method.

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