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Use of more than 1 reactive parameter in wired method
Thanks for spending time on this post.
After doing some more debug, I am able to find out the root cause.
I was simply passing the field api name without appending object name before it.
For example, ...
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Use of more than 1 reactive parameter in wired method
@progressFieldAPIName is being interpreted as a decorator, so what's expected afterwards is a parameter/argument list. I think you meant to write:
@api progressFieldAPIName;
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How to access the specific element from List<String> in HTML <template> file directly in LWC?
Like what @stackasaur said, your best option is to use a getter. You can simplify the getter with:
get fourthItem(){
return this.stringList?.at(3);
}
If you really need a way to retrieve items ...
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How can I refresh a child component from its grandparent?
From what I can tell, in order to refresh the display of the child component, the cache of the parent (and not necessarily the one of the grandparent) needs to be refreshed.
You seem to have guessed ...
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@wired method not detecting reactive parameter change when calling refreshApex
When you first assign the property value, then call refreshApex immediately, the wire handler hasn't had a chance to be notified of the change yet, as this happens later in the LWR life cycle, so it ...
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