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Now display Visual Card Pickers in dual columns in the quickChoiceFSC screen component
I have added a new parameter to the quickChoiceFSC component. You can now choose to display visual card pickers in a single column or side by side in dual columns.
Contributing to the Code in Flow Projects
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. Pull Requests are named terribly, for technical reasons. They should be called Code Submissions. They represent someone saying […]
Rich Text Input – Flow Screen Component
Updated 1/20. Cleanup. converted to LWC. This is an extremely simple port of the standard inputRichText control to work as a Flow Screen Component. Install this Component Into Your Org Install this Component. How It Works This component exposes a single attribute called “value”. It can be used both as an input parameter to set the starting […]
Post Rich Chatter – Process Action
This action posts 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, also known as a process […]
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 […]