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How to invoke lightning controller methods from Visualforce page?
We can use aura:method to invoke lightning controller methods from visualforce page. The below example is to call Lightning Component methods from visualforce page. We were unable to load Disqus Recommendations.
Can you use an url hack in Lightning?
In Lightning, we can only create new records. While this is nice, I personally prefer to use a Lightning Component or a Flow with a Lightning Component action instead to get the URL Hack functionality in Lightning. URL Hack Functionality In Lightning?! Why? Well for a few reasons. First, I think it gives us more ability in the long run.
Are there url hacks in Salesforce lightning experience?
Before the coming of Salesforce Lightning Experience, I was a big fan of URL Hacks. These not officially support features gave us to the capability to change Salesforce funtionalty by simply changing the information in the URL.
How to create a lightning component in apex?
The Lightning Component involves NO Apex code. Which means anyone should be able to do this. I used the Developer Console to create this Lightning Component. Open up the developer console, click the file menu and hover over New and then select Lightning Component. There are 3 parts this this Lightning Component.
This attribute is available for other visualforce tags but here we will be discussing action attribute in ‘apex: page’ tag. This takes the name of the controller method as value and it controls how the Visualforce page should be displayed or any logic to be performed before page loads.
Can you pass parameters to a Visualforce controller?
You cannot pass parameters to method bindings made in your Visualforce page to your controller, as per the help topic here, you can only provide ‘action’, ‘get’ and ‘set’ methods. In order to implement your requirement I would recommend you consider looking at Visualforce Components, such that you can have something like
How to use custom components in a Visualforce page?
To use a custom component in a Visualforce page you must prefix the component’s name with the namespace in which the component was defined. For example, if a component named myComponent is defined in a namespace called myNS, the component can be referenced in a Visualforce page as .