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New Updates to QuickChoice
QuickChoice, the multi-purpose picklist component, has been updated again. In addition to supporting picklist filtering by Record Type, you can now support Dependent Picklists by stacking as many QuickChoice components as you need on the same screen with the new Reactive Screen beta. Full support is provided for controlling Checkbox or Picklist fields. Check out […]
A Better Way to Debug Screen Flows
Have you ever wished you could debug a screen flow using the same UI that you have when you are debugging a triggered flow? You know, where you get to see the path taken through the flow and you can chose to expose or hide the details behind each of the executed nodes in the […]
Import/Export Flows Has Been Updated
I’ve updated the Import/Export Flows utility to use the current version of the Flow Base Packs. I’ve also updated the Installation to use unlocked packaging links. Read more about this utility and others on the Utilities Page.
Flow and Process Builder List View and Batch Delete has a new Update
Flow and Process Builder List View and Batch Delete has been updated so that it can now be installed into Production orgs. Find the latest install links and instructions here:
From Matt Bingham & Neil Reid: Streamscript, a scripting environment that runs inside your flows
Very clever and creative stuff here. This package adds an action called Streamscript. When you add this action to your flow… …the custom property editor provides an elegant little script editor: Using this editor, it’s possible to set up powerful HTTP Callout and Webhook solutions. Here’s script that works with an incoming webhook from Github. […]