Salesforce

Salesforce Evergreen : A game changer!

Hey all! This blog post will introduce you to the serverless environment which runs inside the Salesforce Platform!  You might have guessed it by the title “Salesforce Evergreen” it is! We would also discuss about the possibilities and solution designs achievable using this powerful feature. Salesforce Evergreen was introducted at Dreamforce 2019 as a new… Continue reading Salesforce Evergreen : A game changer!

Apex · Lightning · Lightning Web Components · Salesforce

Opening Lightning Web Component (LWC) as subtab in Lightning Console

Are you facing problems in opening Lightning Web Component (LWC) as workspace tabs and sub-tabs in a Lightning console app? As some of you would know, in Lightning console apps records open as workspace tabs and their related records open as subtabs. This blog explains to you, how a user can open LWC as subtab,… Continue reading Opening Lightning Web Component (LWC) as subtab in Lightning Console

Lightning · Salesforce

Drive User Action with Floating Prompts in Lightning Experience

Think of driving employees to complete compliance training, pushing them to fill out a GPTW annual survey or  sending reminders for completing Salesforce certification maintenance exams.  Salesforce Floating prompts can assist you to drive employee actions, broadcast company news, send recurring reminders & more.  Let us look at an illustration for a Floating prompt. Below… Continue reading Drive User Action with Floating Prompts in Lightning Experience

Lightning · Outlook

Outlook connection with Salesforce through custom Objects

This blog post helps you to integrate Microsoft Outlook with Salesforce by using Lightning for Outlook sync by OAuth 2.0 connection method and create Custom Objects data from outlook. Set Up Lightning for Outlook in the Microsoft Outlook For setting up of Outlook connection to salesforce, please follow the below blog from points 1-9 to setup… Continue reading Outlook connection with Salesforce through custom Objects

Lightning · Lightning Web Components

Using Modal/ Popup in Lightning Web Components

In this blog, we will be learning to use Modal/ Popup in Lightning Web Component. We will be using SLDS classes that helps in showing or hiding the Modal. The below classes help in showing and hiding of the modal slds-fade-in-open – Shows the modal slds-backdrop_open – Shows the backdrop(greyed out) So, adding and removing… Continue reading Using Modal/ Popup in Lightning Web Components

Integration · Paypal

Salesforce integration with Paypal

Purpose of Integration The main purpose of this blog is to integrate the Paypal Payment Gateway with Salesforce. Paypal is useful to make the payment from e-com community or sites.In this blog, we are going to implement Paypal integration with Salesforce for a basic payment for Merchant Type account, the payments would be from Customers… Continue reading Salesforce integration with Paypal

Lightning · Salesforce · Salesforce DX · Salesforce Releases

Top Highlights of Salesforce Winter’20 Release: Part II

Hello Ohana!! We are back with the highlights of the winter’20 release. Let’s see what are the new features Salesforce is rolling out in order to make the platform more efficient and make our work easy!! 🙂 Let’s get started… Development: Lightning web components open source:   The Lightning Web Components framework is now open source,… Continue reading Top Highlights of Salesforce Winter’20 Release: Part II

Lightning · Lightning Field Service · Salesforce

Field Service Lightning

Salesforce has expanded their Service Cloud offerings by adding Field Service Lightning. Field Service Lightning works with Service Cloud, adding functionality for dispatching, monitoring, and reporting field service representative’s activity. Salesforce FSL product focuses on putting the right mobile employee in the right place, at the right time, to meet or exceed customers’ expectations. The offline-friendly… Continue reading Field Service Lightning

Lightning · Salesforce · Salesforce Releases

Usage of Spring ’19 component — lightning:unsavedChanges

Accidents are commonplace! And yeah, Spring  ’19 has come up with a new component lightning:unsavedChanges. Voila!! We often come across situations where we type in data and then we accidentally refreshes, closes the page or press back button and all the entered data is lost!!  lightning:unsavedChanges  comes in to help here! It notifies the user… Continue reading Usage of Spring ’19 component — lightning:unsavedChanges