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You use the Element click method. Here's an example:
var a = document.createElement('a');
a.href = 'some file url';
a.click();
Note that browsers will typically block this type of script unless the user clicks a button. You might not be able get a "mass downloader" working in any modern browser because of this restriction.
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In JavaScript, you can simply write:
var selectedRecordIds =
allRecords.filter(row=>row.Checked).map(record=>record.Account.Id);
There might be something else going on, as JavaScript should require only a small fraction of a second on a modern computer to complete this task. I just tested this in a script on my browser:
var x = [];
while(x....
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# is for 1 time binding, only the value passed/assigned before UI renders will be shown in UI and any further changes will not reflect in UI, so, it is recommended to use ! if you want to reflect the changes dynamically. Also you should use v. in component.
Below change in soqlField component should work:
<aura:if isTrue="{!v.field.fieldType == 'url'}"&...
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Maybe you can try assigning default values to these attributes during onInit method handler
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I was going to suggest column type url, but since this behaviour isn't wanted you can use lightning:navigation and see if you can format your columns with this behavior.
({
handleClick: function(cmp, event, helper) {
var navService = cmp.find("navService");
// Uses the pageReference definition in the init handler
var ...
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There is no direct support for this but you can use Lightning Design System to create this component. You need to use slds-form-element and combine two base components lightning:input and lightning:buttonIcon to create the Inpute element with eye Icon. With the help of JS controller you can toggle the type of the Input element betwwen text and password. Also ...
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When you use a function for a wire, but still want reactive behaviour against the result of that wire, you need to introduce a separate variable declaration, like:
@track registro;
@wire(getPagedContactList, {
objectToDisplay: '$objToRender',
nameSearchKey: '$nameSearchKey',
maxNrRecords: '$maxf',
pageSize: '$pageSize',
pageNumber: '$...
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The reason you're getting the error (which doesn't provide an answer to the real basis your question) is because of this:
if(component.get("v.selectedLookUpRecord").Id != undefined){
conObj.AccountId = component.get("v.selectedLookUpRecord").Id;
}
Basically, it looks like component.get("v.selectedLookUpRecord") is returning a null and hence the error ...
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To use Javascript and a lightning web component instead of aura you can use a dynamic class change variable for the section.
<template>
<div id="ExpandableCalendarSection" class={BookCalClass}>
<h3 class="slds-section__title" style='padding-bottom:0;'>
<button aria-controls="expandoBookingCalendar" aria-expanded="true" ...
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