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 /*
  * Controller supporting the TransactionRecordTypeDemo page that demonstrates
  * how to allow a user to select a Transaction record type from a dynamically
  * generated list.
  *
- * @version 0.2
+ * @version 0.3
  * @see     https://developer.salesforce.com/forums/ForumsMain?id=906F00000009F1M
  * @author  Marty Chang (Slalom Consulting)
  */
 public class TransactionSiteController {
 
     /*
      * A Transaction record template to facilitate Salesforce-native user input.
      */
     public Transaction__c proxy { get; set; }
 
     /*
      * Default constructor that initializes member variables
      */
     public TransactionSiteController() {
         proxy = new Transaction__c();
     }
 
     /*
      * @return The custom edit page for Transactions, with the specified
      *         record type ID
      */
     public PageReference editWithRecordType() {
-        PageReference nextPage = Page.EditTransaction;
+
         // Define some parameters for the edit page.
         // There must be a better way to do this, because hardcoding the
         // relative URL means it's not robust and will not work in
         // Communities.
 
         String transactionObjectPrefix =
             Schema.SObjectType.Transaction__c.getKeyPrefix();
 
         PageReference nextPage =
             new PageReference('/' + transactionObjectPrefix + '/e');
 
         // Add parameters to pre-populate known values for the new record
 
         nextPage.getParameters().put('RecordType', proxy.RecordTypeId);
 
         String transactionAccountFieldName =
             'CF00N90000006CdMG';
                 // Hardcoding is bad. There must be a better way!
         String accountName = 'sForce';  // Hardcoded for demo purposes
         nextPage.getParameters().put(transactionAccountFieldName, accountName);
 
         return nextPage;
     }
 }   // public class TransactionSiteController