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This project helps Salesforce communicate with an external mortgage calculator service, retrieve data from it, and make that data available for use within Salesforce. It's like a bridge between Salesforce and the mortgage calculator on the internet.
This Lightning Web Component (<lightning-record-form>) serves as a UI component for creating or editing records of a custom object (likely related to ticket management) in Salesforce. Users can use this form to submit new tickets or update existing ones, and the onsuccess and onerror handlers allow for handling the outcome of these operations, such as displaying success or error messages.
In this project, I created a custom webpage that offers the following functionalities:
Logged-in users can search for customers and view customer details, including credit usage and more.
This sample as a practical example of handling lists, user interactions, and displaying confirmation messages within the Salesforce environment. It also showcases the retrieval and display of Opportunity records in a data table, demonstrating various UI and data management features commonly used in Salesforce Lightning Web Component development.
This CSS code styles a container element by giving it a light blue background color with a background image, transparency, padding, margin, rounded corners, and a subtle box shadow.
Using the Flow builder, you can automate the process of sending emails triggered by specific events
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