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I write blog on new things that I learn in Salesforce. Email me if you want any topic to be posted.
I also write blog so that i need not search for all the related code that are regularly used when writing a class or a component or a page.
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- KeyCode of a key pressed in Lightning Web ComponentThere will be a scenario where you need to identify if Enter is presses or any special character is pressed. Below code will demonstrate how to identify a keypress code.… Continue reading KeyCode of a key pressed in Lightning Web Component
- Toast Message in Lightning Web ComponentIt is always a good practice to display a toast message so that users are aware of what is happening in system. A toast message can be show to user… Continue reading Toast Message in Lightning Web Component
- Calling Apex Method with Parameters from a Lightning Web ComponentThere will be ample scenarios where a developer must customize things in salesforce to meet the business requirement. Customization in Lightning Web Component (LWC) can be done in multiple ways… Continue reading Calling Apex Method with Parameters from a Lightning Web Component
- Clickable Custom formula field (Relative vs Absolute)Developers usually get strange requests from client to make some of the text clickable so that if a user clicks on that field in record it should redirect to detailed… Continue reading Clickable Custom formula field (Relative vs Absolute)
- Custom Lightning Component in Outlook or Gmail Side PanelSales reps depend on 2 important tools one is CRM to store information related to opportunities and leads and second is emails to communicate with contacts. CRM and Email are… Continue reading Custom Lightning Component in Outlook or Gmail Side Panel
- Lightning Web Component using lightning-record-edit-form<lightning-record-edit-form /> Use the lightning-record-edit-form component to create a form that’s used to add a Salesforce record or update fields in an existing record. If you need a solution with… Continue reading Lightning Web Component using lightning-record-edit-form
