This tutorial will show you how to add a tab to Salesforce that displays content from ScreenSteps. It is quite easy to do and makes integrating customized help files into your Salesforce account a cinch.
Are you using Single Sign-on?
If you have set up ScreenSteps to use Single Sign-on with Salesforce, then select "Yes" below. If you do NOT want to set up Single Sign-on (or don't know what that is), then you should select "No" below.
Verify your site is private
Create an API user account
An API user account is a generic user account that will be used to log users into your private ScreenSteps site.
Add the API username and password to the URL
At the end of the URL, include:
?login=myusername&password=mypassword
So, if my API username were "Tom" and my password were "Hulk1223" then then my URL would look like this
Special characters such as "@" in the username or "&" in the password will need to be encoded in order for your URL to work properly. For more information, see our article on How to Embed Login Credentials into a URL.
Copy your entire URL. You will paste it in Salesforce later on.
Create a New Tab
Select Layout
Enter ScreenSteps Live URL
Enter the URL to your ScreenSteps content.
If you are NOT using Single Sign-on, this is where you would paste the URL with the username and password.
IMPORTANT: Make sure you use https:// as the protocol. If you use http:// (notice the s is missing) then the iframe may not display in certain browsers.
Click Next.
Add to Profiles
Set which profiles the tab should appear on.
Specify which apps the tab appears in
The last thing to do is tell SalesForce which apps to display the tab in. If your help files apply to all apps then just leave every box checked.
Click Save.
The Result
After saving the tab you will see your tab in the list of Web Tabs.
Switch to a tab that includes the web tab and it will appear in the navigation bar.
Clicking on the tab displays the ScreenSteps content.
