Salesforce Fact #497 | Show prompt in screen flow using LWC

With the Summer'22 release, we have the lightning prompt feature in LWC. Suppose, we have a use case where we need to show a prompt modal in screen flow and accept the user input.

Let's use the new LightningPrompt module to implement the same. Also we can navigate to the next screen in the screen flow using FlowNavigationNextEvent module.

Attached are the screenshots.








Comments

  1. RohitSeptember 12, 2022 at 10:33 PM

    Hey Abhishek I am not getting the capture data from the prompt into the display text I follow your step but in first screen I just putted LWC component and second screen I show the result of the capture data.

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  2. Abhishek SahaSeptember 13, 2022 at 1:06 AM

    Hi Rohit....please check if you have set the targetconfig property correctly in the lwc meta file.

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  3. RohitSeptember 13, 2022 at 8:45 AM

    could you please share any contact so it will be easy to understand. I have already configure the metatdata file with property and targetConfig?

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  4. Abhishek SahaSeptember 13, 2022 at 11:24 AM

    Please share me the flow and lwc..I will check.

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