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Use Indicators in Flow #99

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JodieM opened this issue Nov 16, 2022 · 4 comments
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Use Indicators in Flow #99

JodieM opened this issue Nov 16, 2022 · 4 comments

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@JodieM
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JodieM commented Nov 16, 2022

Similar to #63 let's start with a simple Component for showing one Indicator in a Flow. Pass in the CMDT Name for the Indicator, and show one Indicator.

@JodieM JodieM added enhancement New feature or request c-indicators labels Nov 16, 2022
@JodieM JodieM changed the title Use Icons in Flow Use Indicators in Flow Nov 16, 2022
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JodieM commented Nov 19, 2022

OK I've given up on this for now... I was able to create a simple indicator that was not record aware... that worked, but it defeats the purpose of the CMDT setup completely. I tried to make the Bundle Flow Aware but I could not work out how to get the recordId from the Flow into the Apex. So I'm not sure of the value of this at all now, so I'm putting it to future and discussion.

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I would like to we explore use of APEX Invocable method for this approach.

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tschug commented Jan 8, 2024

An idea that has come to me is if we design a version that instead of using the component's record context, we can create a special version for a Flow that creates either:

  1. Dynamic SOQL to retrieve the data it needs using just a record id to render the Indicators.
  2. Accepts a record variable and can the render the Indicators.

It would of course need other inputs, such as the Bundle itself.

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JodieM commented Sep 12, 2024

Note: Tim has done part of this and has produced a video showing where he got to.

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