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How do you create a List in lightning components?
Step 1: Need to write a Selector Apex Class which will return all the Contact Records from your organization. Step 2: Need to write Controller Class which will call the Selector class as mentioned above. Step 3: Please create a Lightning Component bundle named “simpleList”.
How do you use a List in lightning component?
There are several ways to set items in a list. To use a client-side controller, create an attribute of type List and set the items using component. set() . This example retrieves a list of numbers from a client-side controller when a button is clicked.
How do I create a list in Salesforce lightning?
Create a List View
- From the App Launcher, find and select the Sales app and select the Accounts tab.
- From the list view controls ( ), select New.
- Name the list Channel Customers .
- Select All users can see this list view.
- Click Save.
- Click Add Filter.
- From the Field dropdown menu, select Type.
- Select the equals operator.
To include all related lists for a record, use the Related Lists component. You can configure this component to display a related list for the record associated with your page, or you can display information for the parent record. Using a parent record is optional.
How to create a dual listbox in Lightning?
A lightning-dual-listbox component represents two side-by-side listboxes. Select one or more options in the list on the left. Move selected options to the list on the right. The order of the selected options is maintained and you can reorder options. Here’s an example that creates a simple dual listbox with 8 options.
Is there a multiselect component for Salesforce Lightning?
Salesforce Lightning looks great and works beautifully. To enhance it, I’ve added a new Multiselect component. Enjoy! This is another component blog… just a small one this time, showing you how to create and use my new Multiselect component. For some of my other components, please look here:
How many rows are in Lightning list view?
The list view doesn’t require additional Apex controllers or Lightning Data Service to display record data. This example displays a list view of Accounts with five rows. Each time “Load More” is clicked, five more rows are loaded and appended.