Let’s explore the usage of the lightning-record-form tag to interact with a single record and execute DML operations. This tag is slightly more advanced compared to the other two tags, namely lightning-record-edit-form and lightning-record-view-form. Unlike the aforementioned two tags, where we must specify the fields we intend to work with, here is a snippet providing …

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Obtaining information about an object using getObjectInfo in LWC. While engaging with Lightning Web Components, we may encounter a business requirement that necessitates obtaining information about the object. When I mention “info,” I’m referring to metadata that encompasses details about the object’s fields, child relationships, record type, and theme. Rather than attempting to invoke an …

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Let’s explore the process of subscribing to Platform Events through Triggers. We have the capability to trigger a Platform Event from Process Builder, Flow, Apex, and API. Similarly, we can subscribe to the Platform Event using Process Builder, Flows, Apex Triggers, Lightning Components, and CometD. In this blog post, I will guide you on subscribing …

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Businesses using Salesforce Communities for partners, as opposed to the standard partner portal, may observe that partners possess the capability to search for and locate the Contact record linked to their Community User record. Ideally, Salesforce would restrict this visibility, considering that the Partner User lacks the technical ability to update the Partner Contact record. …

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The unit test discussed in this post evaluates an Apex Trigger designed for the User object. This trigger populates specific fields whenever a User is created or updated, ensuring the visibility of certain User attributes across Salesforce Communities. For a detailed explanation of the trigger, please refer to the corresponding post. According to the Apex …

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Have you ever found yourself needing to deactivate a trigger for maintenance activities on records or during a code deployment? At a basic level, the process of activating/deactivating a trigger is straightforward. Navigate to your Salesforce sandbox, modify the trigger’s status, and deploy the code. Depending on the unit test coverage for the trigger, you …

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I am a proponent of developing Visualforce pages that enhance user experience by providing valuable feedback, thereby minimizing user frustration. In certain scenarios, this involves presenting clearer error messages rather than merely displaying system-generated errors. In this illustration, we aim to construct a custom search page enabling users to query Contacts by supplying a search …

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Let’s explore the distinctions between Standard Controller, Custom Controller, and Extensions. Let us look at an interview question that revolves around Apex Classes. Standard Controllers One of the main advantages of Salesforce is when we create a Sobject we get access to something called a Standard Controller. Irrespective of the object being a standard object …

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Explore the process of subscribing to Platform Events through Triggers. We can fire a Platform Event from Process Builder, Flow, Apex, and API. Likewise we can also subscribe to the Platform Event using Process Builder, Flows, Apex Triggers, Lightning Components, and Comet D. In this blog post am gonna walk you through how can we …

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