Contents
- 1 Can you add an additional footer button next to a lightning quick action component?
- 2 Where do you put the button in lightning quick action?
- 3 How to create a lightning component quick action?
- 4 Why is my Lightning component not appearing in Lightning app builder?
- 5 Is there a solution 2 for Salesforce Lightning?
Can you add an additional footer button next to Cancel for a Lightning Quick Action? I’m aware that I can use force:lightningQuickActionWithoutHeader and customize the whole design. Just wondering in the Lightning System provides a built in way of doing this. I’m afraid you can’t.
As you said, you need either to put the button inside your component with force:lightningQuickAction, or recreate everything in a component with force:lightningQuickActionWithoutHeader. Solution 1 is easier but not good looking and not consistent with the standard UI, but solution 2 needs more work.
How to add a footer unit in Salesforce?
Last but not least, let’s add a footer in the form of another Grid System component. Insert the following code between the comments:
How can I customize the default flow footer?
By default, the flow footer displays the available actions as standard buttons. Next and Finish use the brand variant style, and Previous and Pause use the neutral variant. Also, Pause floats left, while the rest of the buttons float right. This component ( c:flowFooter) customizes the default flow footer in two ways.
How to create a lightning component quick action?
I created a sample Lightning Component quick action as outlined in the documentation, Configure Components for Custom Actions.
Why is my Lightning component not appearing in Lightning app builder?
However, if I create a Lightning “App Page” in Lightning App Builder, my Lightning Component quick action doesn’t appear in the list of available actions. All global Create a Record and Log a Call type actions appear, but the Lightning Component action does not.
What is the Component Library in Salesforce Lightning?
The Component Library is the Lightning components developer reference. Rapidly develop apps with our responsive, reusable building blocks. Loading ×Sorry to interrupt CSS Error Refresh Cookie Consent Manager
How to add a footer to a force?
I basically use sticky css on the footer making sure the footer element is with the modal content, which is the complete modal content for a force:lightningQuickActionWithoutHeader With this, the footer will always be sticky to the bottom of the body and the all the content in Body1 div will be scrollable and will scroll under the footer.
Is there a solution 2 for Salesforce Lightning?
You can use Salesforce Lightning Design System modal as a starting point for solution 2, but bear in mind that the look & feel is different in Salesforce1, if you use it. Also, you can create a Idea for that and post the link here, I would be the first one to vote for it.