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Which is an example of list targetconfig in LWC?
Working example of a list targetConfig property in LWC? This Configuration File Tags documentation talks about list support for the type value: The attribute’s data type. To specify a list, add array notation [] to the end of any data type.
What should be included in a Lightning configuration file?
The configuration file defines the metadata values for the component, including targets and the design configuration for the Lightning App Builder and Experience Builder. Salesforce API version 45.0 or higher. Regardless of apiVersion, the component always uses the latest version of Lightning Data Service and base Lightning components.
How do you specify a list in LWC?
To specify a list, add array notation [] to the end of any data type. These values are valid for all targets: and removing the [] fixes the problem. Can this list format be made to work?
Can a custom web component access a lightning web component?
Note A custom Lightning web component can’t access a Lightning web component or module in a custom namespace. It can access Lightning web components and modules only in the c and lightning namespaces. The title of the component.
How to set public property in Lightning app builder?
Specifies a public property of a component that can be set in Lightning App Builder, App Manager, Flow Builder, or Experience Builder. The component author defines the property in the component’s JavaScript class using the @api decorator. Renders a field as a picklist, with static values.
How do I expose attributes from the LWC?
To expose attributes from the LWC, you first use @api in the LWC’s javascript, as is standard for any property you want to make accessible outside of the component: Then you additionally specify which of these public properties should be made visible in Flow by adding a targetConfig section:
How to add a LWC to a flow component?
The guts of this component consist of code written by resident Salesforce evangelist Shane McLaughlin. To get an LWC to appear in Flow’s Screen Builder, you add a ‘lightning_FlowScreen’ target to the component’s meta file:
Are there any problems with the Lightning target config?
The problem i’m facing is i’m not able to add another targetConfig for “lightning__RecordPage” nor am i able to add supportedFormFactor type=”Large” in the existing targetConfig for “lightning__RecordPage”. Also, If you don’t define , the component supports the form factors that the page type supports.
How to define targetconfig tag in Salesforce Lightning?
The targets attribute value that you specify must match one or more of the page types that you listed under for the component. The targetConfig tag supports the property, propertyType, objects, and supportedFormFactors subtags.