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From Ralph Braun: Using the ‘Edit Quip Document’ Action
The Quip team has provided some powerful Flow Actions that allow flow to drive the creation of new Quip documents from Quip templates. Ralph Braun’s new wiki page builds out the Quip section of the UnofficialSF wiki: Keep in mind that EVERYONE is invited to create new wiki articles and submit edits to existing ones. […]
7 Things Architects Should Know About Flow
Check out my recent post on the official Salesforce Architect Medium blog channel around Flow! Thank you to the Salesforce Architect Relations team for the help in getting this out the door!
May 2021 Community Flowcast Video
Like the previous month I highlight a bunch of components, articles, and actions featured here on UnofficialSF – check it out in the link below! See below the video for links to each of the articles mentioned – enjoy! Eric Smith – Datatable Updates Now supporting Picklist Field Edits! https://unofficialsf.com/datatable-now-supports-picklist-field-edits/ 3.2.1 Release https://unofficialsf.com/latest-release-notes-for-the-datatable-component/ Various – […]
Developer Notebook: Robert Fay shows how to make LWC-embedded screen flows resize properly
We previously published an LWC screen component called Screen Flow that allows flows to be embedded in Lightning Web Components.However, it doesn’t resize automatically. Rob Fay extended it to do this elegantly and then posted about it. Check it out! Note: Salesforce has an LWC version of the lightning:flow component under construction. Look for it […]
Best Practices for Creating Invocable Actions: Using Inner Classes and Invocable Variables
I’ve long been a fan of using invocable methods with flows. Today I’ll use a real-life scenario to explain the importance of using invocable variables as well. We’ll start by looking at the anti-pattern of a standalone invocable method, then we’ll follow best practices and refactor the solution into an invocable method plus invocable variables. […]