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Is the lookup field supported in Salesforce Lightning?
The lookup type is supported in Experience Builder sites, Lightning Experience, and the Salesforce mobile app. Creating a new record from the lookup field’s dropdown menu is currently not supported. Lookups are not supported for the OwnerId, CreatedBy, and LastModifiedBy fields.
Are there fields that do not support lightning input field?
Fields that have a spanning relationship aren’t supported by lightning-input-field. The fields specified must be associated with only one object. A field such as Contact.Account.Ownership is a cross-object reference between the Contact object and the Account object, and can’t be displayed in the form.
Where do I find field names in Lightning?
Use the field-name attribute to specify the API field name. For standard and custom objects, find the field names in Lightning Experience from Setup > Object Manager > (object-name) > Fields & Relationships. Standard object fields are documented in Standard Objects.
How to reset the form fields in Lightning?
To reset the form fields to their initial values, use the reset () method on each input field. For more information, see lightning:recordEditForm. lightning:inputField inherits the display density from the enclosing parent form. To override the display density of the parent form, use the variant attribute on lightning:inputField.
How to display an input lookup field in Lightning component?
Are you able to find out solution for Cannot read property ‘setParams’ of undefined] Failing descriptor: {c:lookupField$controller$createNewRecord} issue?
How to retrieve contact ID in Salesforce Lightning?
Use the event.detail.value property to retrieve the Id of the selected contact record on the lookup field. Although the Id is returned in an array, multi-select lookups are currently not supported. To return the saved record, use the success event.
How to enter latitude and longitude in Salesforce Lightning?
Geolocation: Displays input fields for entering latitude and longitude in decimal degrees. The latitude field accepts values within -90 and 90, and the longitude field accepts values within -180 and 180. See the Geolocation Fields section.