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From Phil Ryan: Combine Direct Access Path Header with Reactive Screens
P Check out Phil’s powerful combination of recent Flow technologies. He even uses AI to modify old open source code!
Datatable Winter ’25 Update
The latest iteration of the Winter ’25 release introduced a change in how columns set to flex to the width of the container behave. The new version 4.3.1 of the Datatable component should now correctly handle flex columns in Winter ’25 orgs. Notes: I’ve added a new behavior for column headers in this release of […]
New Flow Action to Check for Blank Fields
Elliot Hebert, an Application Architect at RafterOne, has simplified record validation with a new action to check if a record has any blank field values from a list of field API names that you provide to the component. Find out more about this new invocable flow action here.
Check out the latest Datatable improvements!
Welcome to the next major release of Datatable. There are a couple of amazing new features along with a few minor bug fixes. • There is now a new Remove Row Action available that allows the removal of individual rows from the Datatable. This can be useful in scenarios such as using the Datatable to […]
Using Field Generation Prompt Builder and Flow to generate a recommendation
The recent addition of Prompt Builder to the Salesforce admin toolbelt allows admins to use Einstein generative AI with Salesforce data. I set out to learn some of this new functionality with a fun little use case: generate an outfit recommendation based on the current weather conditions for the current contact’s mailing city and use […]
