Run Assignment Rule While Creating Lead or Case
With help of “Database.DMLOptions” standard class, we can achieve the requirement as below: Lead Example Case Example
Integrate screen flows within a Lightning Web Component
Last Updated on July 25, 2023 by Ayub Ansari . Big Idea or Enduring Question: Objectives: After reading this blog, you’ll be able to: Business Scenario or Business Case: Auraan, a Junior Developer at Tenetizer on Cloud (GoC), has been assigned a business requirement to create an LWC component with the following features: The approach taken by …
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Override the standard CSS of a Lightning button using CSS styling hooks
Currently, it is possible to customize CSS for standard Lightning Base Components using styling hooks. What are Styling Hooks Styling hooks leverage CSS custom properties, simplifying the process of customizing component styling. By using CSS custom properties as hooks, we can easily personalize the SLDS (Salesforce Lightning Design System) component with our desired style. Where …
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How can I process a JSON response in Apex Salesforce
Introduction At times, I have encountered confusion regarding the process of parsing a JSON string to extract the desired value. Now, we will explore the steps involved in achieving this. Example JSON Simplified Approach This method I discovered is the easiest among all the ones I have attempted. You can simply copy the JSON string …
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Utilizing Expressions in LWC with if true and if:false
Expressions enable us to dynamically control the rendering and display of elements in the markup based on specified conditions. Aura Expressions In Aura, as shown above, we can directly write expressions in the markup. However, in LWC, it is not possible to directly write expressions in the markup. Instead, we need to write expressions in …
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How to Pass the Entire Record to a variable in Salesforce Flow?
SCENARIO We’ve screen flow that is called from a button from a record detail page. Now, we want to pass the recordId or entire record to flow so that we can get it without making any query. STEPS TO PASS RECORD ID The varaible “recordId” is a special resource in Salesforce Flows that automatically receives …
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Common Errors to Avoid When Hiring Salesforce Experts
When hiring professionals for Salesforce positions, it is important to be aware of common mistakes that can be made. By being mindful of these mistakes, you can ensure a more successful hiring process and find the right Salesforce experts for your organization. Here are some top errors to look out for By avoiding these common …
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Comprehensive Guide to Apex Programming – Everything You Need to Know
Apex Programming Unveiling the Power of Salesforce Development Apex serves as the object oriented programming language utilized by the Salesforce platform, empowering developers to execute transactions and control statements on Salesforce-associated servers. With a syntax closely resembling Java, Apex provides a familiar programming framework for Salesforce development. Notable Aspects of Apex Programming Key Characteristics of …
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Update or change field values in the onsubmit event of lightning:recordeditform
INTRODUCTION Occasionally, there may be a need to include or alter field values during the onsubmit event of lightning:recordeditform. In the following example, I am creating a record for the ‘Lead’ object using lightning:recordeditform, and within the onsubmit event, I am appending the ‘Description’ field value for the ‘Lead’ object. Aura Component: JavaScript controller:
Modal created using the Lightning OverlayLibrary
Starting from Salesforce Spring ’18, the lightning:overlayLibrary tag was introduced to display messages using modals and popovers. This component requires API version 41.0 or later and is not supported in lightning applications. It is only supported in Salesforce Lightning Experience, Console, and Communities. In the following example, the components used are: Component – Sample JavaScript …
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