Inline S-Controls

A.

Explanation/Reference: Inline S-Controls are not really S-Controls at all they only appear on detail pages, not edit pages.

The statement "Inline s-controls are hooks for s-controls" is incorrect, and the correct answer is B. False.

S-Controls are custom user interface components that can be used to extend the functionality of Salesforce. They can be used to embed custom HTML, JavaScript, or other web content within a Salesforce page. S-Controls were a legacy feature that were replaced by Visualforce pages and then later by Lightning Components.

Inline s-controls were a type of S-Control that could be added directly to a page layout. They were used to add custom functionality to a specific record or object page, such as a custom button or link. However, inline s-controls are not hooks for s-controls.

Hooks are a programming concept that allow developers to modify or extend the behavior of existing code without changing its original implementation. Hooks are typically used in event-driven programming, such as in Salesforce's Apex trigger framework. Inline s-controls do not serve as hooks for s-controls because they do not modify or extend the behavior of other s-controls.

In conclusion, the statement "Inline s-controls are hooks for s-controls" is false. Inline s-controls are a type of S-Control used to add custom functionality to a specific record or object page, but they do not serve as hooks for other S-Controls.