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Cloud Kicks wants to make sure that users without the Marketing role are unable to update the Contact Retail Opt In picklist field to Yes.
What validation rule would an app builder use to prevent other users from making this update?
The validation rule should check if the user role is not Marketing, and if the Retail Opt In field has been changed to Yes. The ISCHANGED function returns true if the field value has been changed, and the ISPICKVAL function returns true if the field value matches a specified picklist value.
Universal Containers has a Lightning record page that supports both the mobile app and desktop. An app builder has downloaded a custom Lightning component from AppExchange, but users are unable to view the component on mobile devices.
What can be the issue?
The most likely reason why users are unable to view the custom Lightning component on mobile devices is that the component has been developed for Desktop Pages only. Some components are not supported on mobile devices or have different behavior on mobile devices. An app builder should check the component documentation or metadata to see if it is compatible with mobile devices.
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What type of relationship would an app builder set up to meet this specification?
Universal Containers has a custom object that holds over 100 fields. The app builder wants to break up the fields into separate tabs on the lightning page.
Which Lightning component is most appropriate to fulfill this requirement?
The 'Accordion' Lightning component is designed to break up content into collapsible sections. This component would be suitable for managing the visibility of large numbers of fields by grouping them into separate tabs or sections that can expand and collapse. This makes navigation easier and declutters the interface.
A: Highlights panel is used for displaying key record information at the top of the page and is not designed for managing multiple fields.
B: Record detail displays all fields on a single layout, which does not suit the requirement to break up the fields.
An app builder has a custom component they want to make available on the utility bar, but the component is unavailable.
How should the component be tagged?
To make a custom component available for the utility bar in Salesforce, the component needs to be explicitly tagged for use in the utility bar. Salesforce components require specific configurations to be available in different parts of the application, such as the utility bar, record pages, or app pages.
Option C: For use on the utility bar: When a custom Lightning component is developed, it must include a specific target tag in its .js-meta.xml configuration file that marks it as usable in the utility bar. This is done by setting the target to 'lightning__UtilityBar'. Without this tag, the component will not appear as an option to add to the utility bar in the App Manager.
Example of how the component is tagged in the meta.xml file:
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<targets>
<target>lightning__UtilityBar</target>
</targets>
Option A: For use on record pages: This tag makes the component available only on record pages, but not the utility bar. The component would have a target for lightning__RecordPage in this case.
Option B: For use in Lightning App Builder: This option would allow the component to be used in the Lightning App Builder, but it wouldn't make the component available for the utility bar. App Builder placement is typically for page layouts.
Option D: For use in App Manager: This is incorrect, as App Manager is used for managing apps and not for tagging components for availability.
In summary, to make the component available for the utility bar, it needs to be specifically tagged for that purpose using the lightning__UtilityBar target in the component's metadata file.
