How to create a lightning component in flow?
Start out by going to the developer console. To do this, start by clicking your name and selecting Developer Console. Once the Developer Console is open, go to File, then New, then Lightning Component. Set the name of the Lightning Component to displayAccounts and don’t worry about anything else.
Do you need code to use Lightning components?
Lightning Components do mean code, but if you can put together a Flow, you can start to understand the logic for Lightning Components. With something like showing a list of Accounts, the code required is very easy. Salesforce has done a GREAT job expanding the base components for Lightning Components.
How does the sharing button work in Lightning?
Let’s take a look at how it’s done. In this demonstration, we create an LWC that allows the user to manually add and manage sharing settings on a record. This allows a Sharing button to be placed on Lightning record pages. The guts of this component consist of code written by resident Salesforce evangelist Shane McLaughlin.
How do I add a lightning button to my screen?
This allows a Sharing button to be placed on Lightning record pages. The guts of this component consist of code written by resident Salesforce evangelist Shane McLaughlin. To get an LWC to appear in Flow’s Screen Builder, you add a ‘lightning_FlowScreen’ target to the component’s meta file:
Can a custom lightning path be used in Salesforce?
The Standard Lightning Path is a standard component usable in Lighting record pages of most Salesforce standard Object and all custom objects. Unfortunately, this component has some limitations that our solution can answer to: It cannot be used for the Case Object on Communities. The Path is dependent to a picklist field of the chosen object.
Why is my DSC header not loading in Lightning?
Error in $A.getCallback () [Could not load DSC header content: Communication error, please retry or reload the page] Callback failed: serviceComponent://ui.lightning.docs.components.aura.components.controllers.DSCController/ACTION$getHeaderMarkup Failing descriptor: {markup://componentReference:dscHeader}