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Visual representation of parent to child communication and vice-versa using Lightning Web Component in Salesforce.

 

Parent to child communication using public property and method.

 

Child to parent communication using custom events.

 

Find the source code here: https://lnkd.in/evxBdrbR 

 

Visual representation of parent to child communication and vice-versa using Lightning Web Component in Salesforce. Parent to child communication using public property and method.

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Hi All,

I want to learn the LWC in Salesforce.

Could anyone please provide the roadmap that I need to follow.

If possible could please share the resources as well

Thanks in advance 😇

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  1. 2024年10月25日 09:57

    I can share you my udemy credentials..

    you can learn lwc from there as well or from the resources above provided

Hi,

I am trying to reload the previous page after saving an edit form. After clicking on Save, I have used  window.history.back(); but it only navigates to the previous page, I require it to reload as well. Is there a way to do this?

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  1. 2024年12月10日 07:23

    Hii,

    To navigate back and reload the previous page, the most straightforward solution is to use window.history.back() followed by a short delay and window.location.reload().

     

    The implementation may look something like this : 

    window.history.back();

    setTimeout(function() {

    window.location.reload();

    }, 500);

lightning-input for number should show a step indicator to increase/decrease the number. This is not showing, but the HTML input element shows that. 

 

Lightning-input

<lightning-input type="number" data-id={product.ProductId} value="1" label="" min="1" max="99" step="1"></lightning-input>step is not showing for lightning-input for numberHTML Input

<input type="number" data-id={product.ProductId} value="1" min="1" max="99"></input>html-input.pngIs something wrong with my code? or issue with the lightning-input element?

 

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Dreamforce 24 - Turn any Invocable Action into a Reactive Screen Component

Dreamforce 24 - Turn any Invocable Action into a Reactive Screen ComponentI hope you were able to attend one of our sessions on how to use Invocable Actions reactively on a Flow Screen.

I hope you were able to attend one of our sessions on how to use Invocable Actions reactively on a Flow Screen.  Here is the link to all of the resources mentioned in the presentation.

 

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EbWqUEs_2LvqqJ6hNeG7c_JSSX1vZAtWHkYfhAF-DwE/edit?usp=sharing

 

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  1. 2024年9月23日 14:10

    I didn't attend DF24 so missed the session.

     

    Looking through the presentation, slide 13 mentions using global for "max reliability". This isn't a good way of explaining why you might use global. Do you have a good reason for doing this? After all, this is only needed for cross-namespace-boundary use in general.

     

    I'm also interested in why you stringify in the oldReactiveValue instead of using Object.assign or a spread operator based approach (slide 17) and exactly why you need this. I'm guessing it relates to handling previous/next navigation state in some way?

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