Chris Van Der Merwe has launched a promising new Flow Blog this week, starting out with an article explaining how to mod Eric Smith’s Datatable component for orgs where permissions limitations prevent the standard version from working. He has followed it up with a streamlined Visual Picklist component that automatically transitions to the next page […]
Check out Jessie’s exploration of the limits frontier as she puts the new Map Collection action through its paces.
The Email Alerts that are available in Workflow Rules are limited in functionality. I remember thinking this as a customer of Salesforce more than 15 years ago. Salesforce isn’t investing in Email Alerts because it wants to transition to more modern technology. In the meantime, here’s an approach for getting massively customizable email into your […]
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Nice intro video from Force501
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One of the coolest things I’m seeing as UnofficialSF grows is admin turning into beginner developers and beginner developers turning into better and better developers. A key milestone on this pathway is creating your first pull request. A Pull Request is a very badly named thing that should be called a Code Submission. It represents […]
Documentation consolidated here.
This action posts content to Chatter in a way similar to the built-in Post to Chatter action. It supports the subset of rich text that Chatter supports. You can pass it a Text Template with rich text formatting, or simply provide it with some HTML text. This is an invocable action that runs in Flow […]