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How to create jspdf in the Lightning component?
The lighting component handles the creation, and needs to pass it to my apex controller (in order to save the file in Salesforce). Hello world
How to call apex controller method in Lightning component?
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How to get the Blob in apex controller?
My issue is that it only passes ” [object Blob]” (in the system debug “passed decoded”). I need to get the full blob in my Apex controller, in order to manipulate it as I want, and save the PDF on a record…
How to call client side method in Lightning component?
To call the server side method we need to create the instance of server side method in client side controller. 1). setParams () : To set the parameter of server side controller method. 2). setCallback (this, function (response) {}) : To perform the tasks when we get the response of server side controller method.
How to access static resources in Salesforce Lightning?
Access Static Resources Import static resources from the @salesforce / resourceUrl scoped module. Static resources can be archives (such as.zip and.jar files), images, style sheets, JavaScript, and other files. import myResource from ‘@salesforce/resourceUrl/resourceReference’;
Is the jspdf plugin supported in LWC?
First of all I load plugin in renderedCallback, and use it from globals module. Because of the locker service, JSPdf is not supported in LWC. Check my answer to generate pdf in LWC using standard browser API. Thanks for contributing an answer to Salesforce Stack Exchange!
Which is an example of a static resource?
The JavaScript code imports two resources: a Trailhead logo and an image of a Trailhead character. A static resource can be an archive file with a nested directory structure. To reference an item in an archive, concatenate a string to create the path to the item, as the example does to build einsteinUrl.