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I've seen many questions on accessing Visualforce pages from LWC, including the following Is it possible to navigate to a Visualforce page from an LWC with parameters and community compatible however to date I've still been unable to get this to work. What I am trying to do is replicate the following URLFOR in a Lignting Web Component

{!URLFOR(IF($Site.prefix == '/s','/apex/dfsle__gendocumentgenerator', $Site.Prefix +'/apex/dfsle__gendocumentgenerator'), null, [sId = Opportunity.Id, templateId = 'a201q000001vutgAAA', recordId = Opportunity.Id, title = 'Generate Doc'])}

I tried var urlVal = '/apex/dfsle__gendocumentgenerator'; this[NavigationMixin.GenerateUrl]({ type: 'standard__webPage', attributes: { url: urlVal, sId: this.recordId, templateId: this.value, recordId: this.recordId, title: 'GenerateDocument' } }).then(generatedUrl => { window.open(generatedUrl); });

I tried var urlVal = '/s/apex/dfsle__gendocumentgenerator?sId=' + this.recordId + '&templateId=' + this.value + '&recordId=' + this.recordId + '&title='Generate Document'';

this[NavigationMixin.Navigate]({
            type: 'standard__webPage',
            attributes: {
                         url: urlVal
                        }
            }, 
            false); 

I tried this[NavigationMixin.GenerateUrl]({ type: 'standard__webPage', attributes: { url: urlVal } }).then(generatedUrl => { window.open(generatedUrl); });

For each of these I get "The link you followed isn’t valid. This page requires a CSRF confirmation token. Report this error to your Salesforce administrator."

Is it correct that using "NavigationMixin" means this should not occur?

Could it be an issue with it being a managed package VF page?

Can I directly implement a URLFOR in LWC? I note in the answer in the linked question that an Apex PageReference has been returned to help the process? Would NavigationMixin not eleviate the need for such a requirement?

Thanks in advance for any further pointers on this.

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Same solution using an Apex function as per Is it possible to navigate to a Visualforce page from an LWC with parameters and community compatible applied. I had wondered if it could have been done without Apex but I was unable to do so.

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  • Dude, this is EXACTLY what I was trying to do. Basically execute DocuSign from a LWC for a custom implementation. Thank you! Commented Oct 20, 2023 at 22:52

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