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var queue = new SObjectModel.Group();
var criteria = {
                where: {
                    Name: {
                      like: event.target.value +'%',
                      and: {
                         Type: {eq: 'Queue'} 
                      }
                    }, 
                  }

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<apex:page controller="OuterClass" extensions="InnerClass">
	<apex:outputText value="{!testString}"/>
	<apex:form>
		<apex:commandButton value="Click Me" action="{!testIt}"/>
		<apex:commandButton value="Next Page" action="{!nextPage}"/>
	</apex:form>
</apex:page>

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<script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script>
jQuery(document).ready(function ($) {
  //reqfields variable must be individually set up for each form
  //keys are fields that can be conditionally set to required
  //values are a list of field values that cause those fields to be required
  //field tfa_981 is hardcoded to be the only field that controls whether or not 937, 938, 1092 and 1095 are required
  //or not in this instance.
  var reqfields = {
    "tfa_937": ["tfa_1107", "tfa_1109", "tfa_1110", "tfa_1111", "tfa_1112", "tfa_1113", "tfa_1115", "tfa_1118", "tfa_1119", "tfa_1120", "tfa_1121", "tfa_1122"],

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Create two picklists on the case object. Make PicklistOne control PicklistTwo.

1. Add an option to PicklistOne of "A"
2. Add an option to PicklistTwo of "B C" Note that there are two spaces between B and C
3. Open the visualforce page and feed an id to it like so /apex/TestVFPage?id=500S0000xxxx
4. Select "A" in PicklistOne.
5. Select "B C" in PicklistTwo.
6. Click "Click Me"
7. The value in PicklistTwo is cleared.

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