Tag Archive for: Flow Screen Component

Four New Collection Processor Actions added as Reactive Screen Components

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I’ve added 4 new Collection Processor Actions as Reactive Screen Components. The original actions were Extract Field to Collection and Calculate Field Summary. The latest additions are Filter Collection, Find Common and Unique Records, Join Collections and Sort Collections.

This means you can now do multiple types of collection processing without having to leave the flow screen. And the amazing thing is that these components are all reactive to each other and any other flow screen components that support reactivity.

Read this article to see different use cases for these actions and to get the installation links to install them in your own org.

Progress Bar component for flow screens

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Salesforce Labs has published a new flow screen component that has 6 different indicator types to let users know where they are in your Flow-based process. In the spirit of Salesforce Labs, they are also allowing access to the source code. Here are the installation and configuration instructions

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From SFDCPanther: Rich Text Area component for screen flow

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Amit Singh from the blog SFDCPanther.com has written a post explaining how to create a LWC that will enable a Rich Text Area component in flow screens
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A Flow Screen Component that plays sounds

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Created by Yumi Ibrahimzade

ABOUT
This 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

PARAMETERS
Sound File – Enter the name of the sound file.

CONSIDERATIONS
This component loads the sound file from Static Resources and plays it. So it is recommended to use smaller file sizes, otherwise it might take some time to load the file.

HOW TO USE
1- Upload the sound file as a Static Resource.

2- Add “SoundCMP” to your Flow Screen.
3- Enter the name of the sound file to the parameter called “Sound File”.

Flow Screen Component: Dependent Picklists with RecordType and MultiSelect Picklist support by Narender Singh

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Narender Singh created a flow screen component for a dependent picklist tha supports picklist value selection based on the record type.

https://forcepanda.wordpress.com/2019/06/11/flow-screen-component-dependent-picklists-with-recordtype-and-multiselect-picklist-support/