How to close a tab in Lightning console in a Visualforce page?
The main technical issue is that the OpenCTI control starts off as a VisualForce page and then loads Lightning components inside it. Even the SFDC demo softphone does this. So SFDC are making use of iframes with different domain names. This makes sending events between the two impossible (the browser enforces this).
How to close workspace tab in Salesforce console?
ID of the workspace tab or subtab to close. This component has a button that, when pressed, closes the currently focused tab. This method returns a promise that, upon success, resolves to true. Sorry, the document you are looking for doesn’t exist or could not be retrieved.
Is there a way to close a primary tab in Salesforce?
Closes a specified primary tab or subtab. Keep in mind that closing the first tab in a primary tab closes the primary tab itself. This method is only available in API version 20.0 or later. The user interface and API behave different for pinned primary tabs.
Can a tab be closed in Lightning opencti?
The OpenCTI component can’t close tabs or detect primary tabs to set subtabs. There have been extensive changes in the Lightning OpenCTI API that reflects this.
Can you add a Visualforce page to lightning app builder?
When you create a custom app page in the Lightning App Builder, you can add a Visualforce page to the page by using the Visualforce component. You must enable “Available for Lightning Experience, Lightning Communities, and the mobile app” for a Visualforce page to make it available in the Lightning App Builder.
Where do I find Visualforce in my App?
Click a custom app (1) to activate it. Items in the app display in the navigation bar, including any Visualforce tabs you’ve added to the app. Note that you need to add your Visualforce pages to tabs for them to be accessible in the App Launcher. Visualforce tabs that aren’t in apps can be found in All Items (2).
Can you use JavaScript buttons in lightning experience?
JavaScript buttons and links aren’t supported in Lightning Experience, but Visualforce (and URL) items are. The process of defining Visualforce buttons and links is identical to that in Salesforce Classic, so we won’t bother to show it here. .