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MultiShim, a new Flow Screen Component to let you pad your screen sizes
Was building a demo at Salesforce and the VP says, he says to me “can you do something about the black space that can be seen when you go from one flow screen to the next and the first screen is large and the next screen is really small?” And it occurred to me that […]
Lookup, a Flow Screen Component
This component has been superseded by this one: https://unofficialsf.com/lookup/ Watch the old Video. Go get this component
A Useful SFDX Login Script
Once you have headless SFDX auth working in your development environment, you can start to leverage it by building build automation. Here’s a simple script I’m using to bootstrap my SFDX environment. I run it every time I start up a new session: #!/bin/bash -xecho “Starting Dev Environment” if [[ $# -eq 0 ]] ; then echo ‘you […]
Dependent Picklists, a Flow Screen Component
NOTE: This component is basically obsolete. Flow now includes a dependent picklist as an official component. You should have a good reason to bother dealing with the community component, which paved the way and served nobly, but is now deservedly retired. Watch the Video . Get the Source Code . Go get this component (not […]
Adding Flow Screen Components to a Screen
A growing set of powerful yet easy-to-use screen components are available to Flow users. I wanted to provide a little documentation for how screen components are added to screens. Once your org is updated to Spring ’18 or later, you’ll find a new Lightning Components choice at the bottom of your list of screen controls […]
