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As stated in the other answer, the Developer Console has this problem because of a limitation in design. If you really just want a quick-and-dirty query, you can alias an aggregate query, this has a 2000 row maximum, but will return values even from far away.
SELECT Third_Party__r.Parent.Name
FROM Intake_New__c
WHERE Third_Party__r.ParentId <> null
...
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That import you are doing is basically a SObject describe - you don't want this for an insert, you really just want a plain JSON object here. So instead of:
@track custObjRecord = CUSTOM_OBJECT;
Just make it:
@track custObjRecord = {ObjectA__c:""};
Your save method should work find in this case.
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URL Hacks are back and in Lightning with Spring ’20, But there have a different base URL as you can see in the below example of a custom button URL
/lightning/o/Contact/new?defaultFieldValues=
OwnerId={!Account.OwnerId}, AccountId={!Account.Id},
MailingStreet={!Account.ShippingStreet},
MailingCity={!Account.ShippingCity}
This doesn’t work on mobile. ...
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