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Post Rich Content to Chatter with the ‘PostRichChatter2’ Action
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 […]
Wire Service Considerations when using LWC and Flow
Wire services fire initially before any flow data is loaded into an lwc’s public properties. If you’re using flow inputs to drive those wire services, like this: …keep in mind that your function will have to deal with that initial result that comes back, which will often be something like undefined. What you want to […]
Packaging Invocable Actions
Author Credit: Eric Smith assisted in the development of this material Because invocable actions make great building blocks, there’s an increased risk that you’ll have a collision if you’re using unmanaged packages, so managed packages are generally recommended (and unless you have IP you want to keep confidential, we also recommend you simultaneously make the […]
New Options available for the Quick Choice Flow Screen Component
In my org, we are working on a new way for our service agents to select Case resolution options. To improve data consistency and accuracy we are adding descriptions to our Case resolution options. The initial thought was to create and display a datatable with a column for the resolution and another for the description. […]
New Collection Processor Actions: 1) Count Fields and Records, and 2) Extract Fields from Records
PREVIEW Requires Spring ’20 Org The first upgrade to the Collection Processor package is available. Count Records And Fields takes a collection of records and returns a count. Optionally also takes a field name and a field value, and then also counts the number of records that have that particular value for that particular field. […]