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Dat Dang preguntó en #Salesforce Developer
22 oct, 08:51
Custom download button in Salesforce mobile app – save file to phone?

In the Salesforce mobile app, can a custom LWC "Download" button save a file (ContentDocument) directly to the phone's storage? 

Right now it only opens the native file viewer. 

 

 

#Salesforce Developer  #Salesforce_Mobile_App  #Salesforce1 Mobile App  #Lightning Web Components  #Sharing Files  #Download Files

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  1. Dat Dang
    22 oct, 15:01

    Thanks Usman. We're already using that approach: NavigationMixin with standard__namedPage / pageName "filePreview", passing recordIds and selectedRecordId. In the Salesforce mobile app it opens the native file viewer, and the user still has to tap Share and then Save to get the file onto the phone. 

     

    What I'm trying to confirm: is there any supported way, standard or custom, for an LWC button in the Salesforce mobile app to save the file straight to device storage without going through the native viewer? Or is the native viewer the only option the app supports? A doc reference either way would really help. 

     

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Whitney Pierce Takaba (System Administrator en Symetra) preguntó en #Multi-Factor-Authentication
4 ago, 23:33
MFA issues with Salesforce Mobile login

Hey all, 

We are running into issues accessing the mobile app since MFA has been enforced for privileged users. 

  1. If a user sets up the Built-in Authentication on desktop, they are not able to login to mobile. Our company only allows Windows Hello authentication on desktop, and users are unable to "Verify Identity" in iOS when this is added on desktop. The screen is frozen on this even when using "Login for Admin."
  2. We have gone into Salesforce Classic on the mobile browser and added a passkey, but it doesn't work in the app. 
  3. If we delete the Built-in Authenticator on desktop and add a passkey for mobile, it then requires users to have their phones to login on desktop. 

None of these scenarios are ideal, and I'm wondering if anyone has been able to use Window Hello to authenticate desktop and then directly login on mobile with the their Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode? We have found hacky ways to get people logged in with generating a temporary code then having them setup a passkey etc, but it seems like the app should automatically guide users to setup a mobile passkey even when there's an authenticator for desktop? Is this a bug with MFA and mobile because it doesn't seem like this should be expected behavior? 

 

#Multi-Factor-Authentication  #Salesforce1 Mobile App  #Salesforce_Mobile_App

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  1. Lucas Cushanick (Pilot Fiber)
    9 sept, 19:55

    The Salesforce Help article at https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=005391003&type=1 does provide instructions to set up a separate passkey on a mobile device in addition to the one for desktop. It's pretty pooly written and I suspect that there are many edge cases in which it doesn't work, but I got it to work on iOS, committing the passkey to the native Passwords app.

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Junior Dev publicó en #CRMA
23 ago 2024, 16:24

Hello community

 

I'm developing Mobile, the image is of a CRMA platform in the mobile version.

 There is a red part, which is a button, that I would like to remove.  

When I click on it it is directing me to the second image in the print.

Hello community I'm developing Mobile, the image is of a CRMA platform in the mobile version. There is a red part, which is a button, that I would like to remove.

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#CRMA  #Mobile Application Salesforce  #Mobile  #Mobile Publisher  #Salesforce1 Mobile App  #New Saleforce Mobile App  #Salesforce Developer  #Salesforce Admin  #Mobile App Developmet/react Native

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