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From Tamar Erlich: No Dynamic Forms? No Problem, Use Flow!
Dynamic Forms are the modern way to display record detail information to the user. They enable better control and new functionalities for record pages:1. Show or hide sections based on criteria2. Multiple column layouts3. Separate sections in different tabs The initial implementation of Dynamic Forms is available for Custom Object via App Builder. There’s also […]
Multiselect Magic: Manage Multiselect Picklists with Flow
Flow has never been good at managing multiselect picklist fields. Over the years, many intrepid flowhanites have provided assistance. Here, we provide an installable Flow Action that leverages last year’s new support for generic types to provide a nice and simple new way to solve problems that use these fields. Use this new Manage Multiselect […]
Developer Note: New Wiki Home Page for Flow Screen Component Development
There’s now a home page in the wiki for Flow Screen Component development: Note that the wiki pages allow guest edits, and we really want to see people adding content to the wiki! So if you spot a good resource for developing Flow Screen Components, click the Edit Article button and add a link. It […]
Hayes Davis – Building Custom Property Editors
Hayes Davis, Co-founder of GradientWorks, has posted a great walkthrough on how to utilize CPEs to help admins get more out of Invoked Actions and Screen Components in Flow. Check it out! https://www.gradient.works/blog/custom-property-editors-salesforce-flow
From Josh Dayment – Flow iFrame Lightning Web Component
The flow IFrame Lightning Web Component gives an admin the ability to display a website/web page inside of a Flow Screen Component. iFrames can be tricky and they have their pros and cons and in some cases are depreciated by some websites however if you have a use case they can be great. When would […]