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Hello again! This blog post takes a unique approach as it will continuously receive updates with the latest findings. I will be sharing best practices and considerations related to LWC, drawing from both Salesforce guidelines and personal experiences. Let’s begin with the topic of FOR LOOPS. 1- FOR LOOPS JavaScript ES6 introduces a distinct type …

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This scenario frequently arises when you possess the API Name but require the current labels for your object or field, whether it’s custom or standard. While you usually have this information in advance, there are instances where it becomes necessary when dynamically composing your Apex. Presented here is a straightforward method that takes API Names …

Retrieve the values of Object and Field Labels using API Names. Read More »

Custom Metadata Offers excellent flexibility to administrators and developers for crafting dynamic functionalities. In the context of Lightning Web Components, a common query is how custom metadata records can be efficiently accessed. The answer is that there is no need for an Apex call to retrieve your custom metadata records in Lightning Web Components. Obtaining Custom …

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At present, when running Apex test cases through either Apex Test Execution or ApexTestQueueItem records, two cases are executed simultaneously. Typically, this is not problematic; however, issues may arise if the test cases lack complete isolation (e.g., they operate on the same records) and data isolation is disabled. Failures might occur that wouldn’t manifest if …

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By utilizing the Test.loadData method, you can effortlessly input data into your test methods, eliminating the need for extensive code. Just follow these steps: For instance, if you’re dealing with Account records and the static resource is named myResource, make the following call: The Test.loadData method provides a list of sObjects corresponding to each inserted …

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In this straightforward situation, the objective is to toggle the visibility of a div, but the conventional <template if:true> tag is not applicable. Consider a scenario where a loop is in use. We will explore two alternative methods for achieving dynamic show/hide functionality in LWC without relying on the <template if:true> approach. Simplified Method for …

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Following the Spring 20 update, it is now possible to craft reusable Apex actions employing the generic sObject and List<sObject> data types. Instead of creating a distinct action for each object, you can now construct a singular action capable of functioning across multiple objects. Developers have the flexibility to design a filter or sort action …

Create callable actions that function across various objects. Read More »

From : to This: There are two methods to accomplish this. Approach 1 Starting from W19, it’s now possible to include Lightning components as tabs. This approach eliminates the need for a custom header. I strongly recommend considering this option unless you intend to incorporate global actions on your new tab page. In your Lightning …

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Clients often express a high demand for a specific feature: the inclusion of an input mask or field masking in a form field. This article will delve into the concept of an input mask, its potential benefits, and provide a guide on implementing a straightforward input mask.lightning-input base component. What does an input mask entail? …

Incorporating an Input Mask into a Lightning Web Component. Read More »