How to redirect users with flow with no code?
Redirecting Users with Flow, with no code! Previous blog entries on my site (and many others) demonstrate the crazy workarounds that we had to utilize to redirect Users to a specific page after they complete a Visual Flow.
How to dynamically redirect a user to a record?
One is to automatically redirect the user, to not only a record, but to any URL with customized parameters, and the other is to allow the User to click a button to decide where they would like to be redirected to. Here’s a look at how the buttons look:
How to redirect a user in Salesforce flow?
Currently, there are three main options for redirecting a User in Flow: This is my favorite of the three options currently available to us. This one does take a bit more work compared to the others, as you need to use a Custom Setting or something similar to The way this was built, you’ll see an Output option that you are prompted to fill out.
How to open record page after finish flow?
To redirect to another page, use one of the force:navigateTo* events such as force:navigateToObjectHome or force:navigateToUrl. if (event.getParam (“status”) === “FINISHED”) { // Redirect to another page in Salesforce, or // Redirect to a page outside of Salesforce, or // Show a toast, or… }
How to redirect from one page to another in Salesforce?
When a flow is started with button, we could give retURL to redirect another page after finished the flow. In Salesforce Classic we can add parameter too. (For example give opportunityId and after flow return to opportunity detail page). But with Salesforce Lightning, system thinks that it is URL hacking.
What happens when you redirect a user to another page?
The way this was built, you’ll see an Output option that you are prompted to fill out. You’ve just sent the End User to another page, so they’re not inside the Flow anymore. However, the Flow will continue to go down it’s path without the User.