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sendBetterEmail – Bug Fix Release
Version 2.1.6 released. Bug fixes – mostly involving checkbox issues, sending multiple versions of attachments, and various save as activity and tasks issues. Thanks to Gary Woodhouse, @ericsplayground, Betzalel Chaikin, Rabbi Kushi Schusterma, @josh-dayment etal. for finding, help resolving, and testing. fixes #702, #831, #785, #823 #829, #581
Winter ’22 Sneak Preview for Salesforce Orchestrator
Orchestrator will go beta in Winter ’22. As a reminder, this is the home page for Orchestrator. Here are the notable improvements in Winter ’22 for Orchestrator. To see the Winter ’22 preview for Flow, go here. Background Steps enable Autolaunched Flows to be integrated into orchestrations Background Steps are simple steps that don’t involve […]
Winter ’22 Flow Sneak Preview
Here’s a quick preview of the functionality coming to Flow in Winter ’22. Note that this is not the complete list of changes and you should carefully check the Release Notes for changes that may impact your org. Auto-Layout Now Supports All Flows with ‘GoTo’ Connectors You can now create flows in Auto-Layout mode that […]
Combining Scheduled Flows with Flow Actions
A user trying to use a custom invocable action in a scheduled flow reported: I have installed version 1.28 but in my Scheduled flow I get an error that says “Profile does not have access to: copycollection”. I am system admin and have checked; my profile does have access to the copycollection apex. When I try […]
Easily Add Confirmation Dialogs to your Lightning Components with lwcModal!
Overview lwcModal provides an easy way for LWC developers to add modals (aka pop-up dialogs) to components they’re building. It serves two related but distinct use cases: Customizable, composable modal. Pass any markup into the modal, including custom buttons. This part I shamelessly stole took inspiration from James Simone’s blog post and component and made a few tweaks. Programmatic […]
