The Flow Builder is a powerful tool for Admins; it allows us to build user journeys that look great and execute complex business logic at Lightning speed. When you use flows in your org, the chances are there’s going to be bumps
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Using the Test.loadData method, you can populate data in your test methods without having to write many lines of code. Follow these steps: Add the data in a .csv file. Create a static resource for this file. Call Test.loadData within your test method and passing it
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Create an unmanaged package with everything you want to move over. Convert the unmanaged package with the SFDX CLI Push to a Scratch Org Create the unmanaged package Setup > Quick Find > “Package” > Create > Packages Next Select the files
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Update: Outlook (ONLINE) URL has been updated. Thanks to @thestrategicorg for reporting the issue. Recently, I did write an aura component which implemented ADDEVENT.COM Add to Calendar button which is PAID but here I did wrote another component (an appexchange package for
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This is a very simple scenario where you need to hide/show some div but you can’t use <template if:true> tag. Let’s say you’re using loop. Here we’re discussing 2 approaches if you’re looking for answer to how you can use dynamic hide/show
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Using this AURA Component, you can use ADD TO CALENDAR button in your Screen Flows specially when you’re creating an event and you need your users to add it to other Calendars. Scenario: There can be multiple scenarios, but let’s consider one.
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After Spring 20, you can now create reusable Apex actions that use the generic sObject and List<sObject> data types. Build one action that works for multiple objects, rather than one for each individual object. Developers can build a filter or sort action
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By looking at the topic, you might be thinking, there would be some extensive JS coding behind it as we’ll need to pass param from the community to the aura/lwc component or flow. But, It is actually much easier to pass URL
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This is a pretty common use case where you want to show a simple checkbox to authorize the terms and condition with a URL to your terms of service or privacy url. But using lightning:input or lightning-input, we’re not allowed to add
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