The blog a clear and practical guide to accessing JSON values in Apex. The step-by-step instructions and examples make it easy to understand how to parse and handle JSON data effectively within Salesforce. This is a valuable resource for developers working with JSON in their Apex code. Well done! For more info - https://360degreecloud.com/
We can also pass custom apex-defined variable from flow to LWC. In this case, we have to define the property type as apex://namespace.Classname and expose the same variable as @api. Attached are the screenshots.
Suppose we have a scenario where we have a single select datatable in LWC. There is a field which is editable but it should be editable only for the selected row, for rest of the rows it would be read-only. We can implement the same with a bit of logic of JS. Attached are the screenshots.
We all have seen a tiny checkbox appearing while creating or editing Case i.e Assign using active assignment rule checkbox. Let's see how we can enable it on the UI. To enable the checkbox, go to Setup -> Object Manager -> Case -> Case Page Layouts -> Open the respective page layout and click on Layout properties. Now there are two settings for Case Assignment checkbox. One is show on edit page and another is default. 1. If we only select the default, then it will always run the active assignment rules and we won't see the checkbox in the UI. 2. If we select both default and show on edit page, then the checkbox will appear in the UI and it will be selected by default. But we can uncheck if we want. 3. If we select only show on edit page, then the checkbox will appear in the UI and it will be deselected by default. But we can check if we want. 4. If we select none of the checkbox, then the checkbox won't be visible in the UI and none of assignment rule will run. ...
The blog a clear and practical guide to accessing JSON values in Apex. The step-by-step instructions and examples make it easy to understand how to parse and handle JSON data effectively within Salesforce. This is a valuable resource for developers working with JSON in their Apex code. Well done! For more info - https://360degreecloud.com/
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