Lightning Page Components

Welcome to the unofficial source of resources for Salesforce Lightning Pages. Here, members of the community have provided a repository for Lightning Components that can be used on Home Pages, Record Pages, Utility Bars and other non-flow locations.

Note that this is NOT an official Salesforce website and that content available here is not official Salesforce content. Extensions and other installable items on this site have not gone through a Salesforce security review. For access to items that have gone through security review, go to the App Exchange.

Close Console Tabs

Created by Eric Smith

Winter ’19 now allows you to close all non-pinned Lightning Console tabs (Shift-W). You can install this component to provide a Utility Bar option to close all your opened tabs and even specify whether or not to include pinned tabs.


Detect and Launch

Created by Alex Edelstein

This invisible component, when added to a Record Page, waits for the record to be changed then runs a designated Flow in a new browser or console tab.


Field Update Button

Created by Eric Smith

This is a generic Lightning Component that can be used in place of a JavaScript button to set the value of a single field in a record. This is handy for using a button to trigger a Process Builder.


Highlights Panel Component

Created by Eric Smith

This is a generic Lightning Component that displays a Highlights Panel of up to 10 fields positioned left to right. The component can be placed anywhere on a Lightning Record Page.


Large Text Area Component

Created by Eric Smith

This is a generic Lightning Component that allows for the display or editing of a Long Text Area field on the record page with a larger input box than what is standard and the ability to toggle it on and off.


Load Visualforce Page with Parameters

Created by Eric Smith

This is a generic Lightning Component that will load a Visualforce page in a new tab, passing in the RecordId and other user defined parameters. The original page will be redisplayed when the Visualforce page closes. The component supports both standard and console pages.


Quick Action Button

Created by Eric Smith

This is a generic Lightning Component that allows a Button to execute a Quick Action. The Button can be placed anywhere on a Lightning Record Page.


Quick Action Buttons

Created by Eric Smith

This is a generic Lightning Component that allows up to 5 Buttons that can execute Quick Actions. The component can be placed anywhere on a Lightning Record Page.


Quick App Switcher

Created by Eric Smith

Here’s a new component that let’s you add a Quick App Switcher to your Record Pages or Utility Bars. Unlike the standard App Switcher, it is smart enough to take you to the same record or page you were on in the App you are switching away from.


Toggle Field Button

Created by Eric Smith

This is a generic Lightning Component that allows a Toggle Button to set/clear a checkbox field. The Button can be placed anywhere on a Lightning Record Page.

UnofficialSF has a new Service Cloud Channels Section

UnofficialSF.com has added a new section devoted to Service Cloud channel functionality, which is increasingly driven by flow-based services. Check it out here. If you know of a good post or page on the topic, don’t hesitate to let us know via the form on the home page.

From Vincent Finet: Analyze your Org with OrgCheck

OrgCheck is an easy-to-install and easy-to-use Salesforce application in order to quickly analyze your org and its technical debt. Flow users, note that some of what it reports on relates to your existing automations. Website: https://sfdc.co/OrgCheckLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sf-orgcheck How does it work? You install this application directly in the org you want to analyse (sandbox or […]

A Flow Screen Component that plays sounds

Created by Yumi Ibrahimzade ABOUTThis is a Lightning Component that plays a sound effect. It can be used on Flow Screens and Lightning Pages. In order to play a sound, you have to upload the sound file as a Static Resource and then enter the name of the file to the “Sound File” parameter. INSTALLATION […]