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Can we access one lightning component on another lightning component in Salesforce?
Lightning events are the right way to pass the values from one component to another component. Let’s take a scenario there are two components i.e UserInput and DisplayResult. ‘ UserInput’ component accepts two user input values and we need to add these values and display the result in the ‘DisplayResult.
Can we include one lightning application to another lightning application?
Yes, we can include one Lightning component in another Lightning component.
Where can I find the Lightning component framework?
For more information on controllers in the Lightning Component Framework, refer to the Lightning Component Developer’s Guide. For a quick overview and introduction to Lightning Components, visit the Lightning Components page on Salesforce Developers.
Are there any drawbacks to using Lightning components?
Share this article… Lightning Components gave Salesforce Admins and Developers the tools they needed to enhance the user experience on a variety of devices; however, Lightning Components aren’t perfect, and come with their own limitations – the answer to some of these drawbacks is Lightning Web Components.
How are lightning web components different from JavaScript?
Both Lightning Web Components and Web Components are designed heavily using JavaScript; however, JavaScript has changed significantly since the creation of Lightning Components. Lightning Web Components incorporates the latest innovations in JavaScript, which we will go into more detail in the next section.
How to create a lightning component in Salesforce?
Notice the force:lightningQuickActionWithHeader, which will allow us to select this Lightning Component when we create our Action. The force:hasRecordID will automatically pass the Salesforce ID to use, and we can use the v.recordId syntax to grab that ID. When this runs, the Lightning Component will come up while the action takes place.