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Check out the new addition to unofficialsf.com!
We have been posting about great things you can do with Flow and do in Lighting for quite some time now. When you click on Flow from the Home Page and then look at what is available to Extend Flows, you get to view and select from a number of different Flow Screen Components, Flow […]
What to do when you have trouble updating a component
Many of the components on this site get updated on a regular basis with new enhancements. All you should need to do is follow the installation instructions to bring the component version up to date in your own orgs. Unfortunately, the methods and versions of the packaging tools we’ve used to produce these updated releases […]
The Definitive Guide to Managing Access for Guest User Accounts
There have been a lot of changes to what you have to do to let Guest Flows read and write data. Here’s a guide: Check it out!
From ProvenWorks: A Replacement Address Component With All Sorts of Smart Verification
One thing I really like to see: Flow Components with price tags. That typically means customer support and solid, deep functionality. A recently available ‘pro’ component for your consideration: AddressTools from ProvenWorks. They already had a potent lightning component that checks the validity of addresses. They’ve now exposed that functionality via two new Flow Screen […]
Winter ’21 Preview from AccidentalCoder: Use Before Delete Triggers To Clear Out Related Records So Your Delete Will Work
A really nice use case from Vibhor Goel: he pointed out that the common situation where a delete is prevented by related records can be addressed with a Before Delete flow like this one: Check it out!