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Improved Readability for the RecordDetailFSC
I found that the standard view mode for the Record Detail Flow Screen Component was hard to read because there was no separation between the field rows. To make the display look more like a standard record detail view, I added an underline between the rows.
Datatable Component now supports Column Filters
For the latest on the Datatable component, please go here: Datatable – Lightning Web Component for Flow Screens Multiple people have asked for the ability to allow the user to filter the results being displayed in the datatable component. My most recent update to the LWC datatable component includes the ability to specify any or […]
Serialize Records to JSON and Deserialize JSON strings to Records
Neil Armstrong, a Flow ace in the Salesforce solution engineering corps, came by with a use case: I’m working on a Lambda function that can invoke flows via REST. Is there a way to pass in records? The REST API for Flow only accepts strings As Neil points out,the REST interface only supports string inputs. […]
New LWC Datatable Component!
For the latest on the Datatable component, please go here: Datatable – Lightning Web Component for Flow Screens The datatable Flow Screen Component has been one of the most popular add-ons found on unofficialsf.com. Admins have found many great use cases for the component and we have been able to add some nice updates to […]
Demystifying Flow’s Custom Notification Action & A Possible UnofficialSF Use Case
I recently started trying out the relatively new Custom Notification action today and wanted to share my thoughts on two head scratcher inputs. Check it out I call out the Collections Processor package here on UnofficialSF One neat little combo would be utilizing some of the invoked actions found on UnofficialSF.com. You could use the […]