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    Generic Notification Component in LWC

    Dhanik Lal SahniBy Dhanik Lal SahniJanuary 23, 2023Updated:February 7, 20233 Comments3 Mins Read
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    Some kind of notification is required on every page of the Salesforce Application. We can have an alert, prompt, or confirm modal notification in LWC to notify some information to the user on screen. Let us create a generic notification component in LWC that can also be used in the Salesforce flow.

    We have lightning/alert, lightning/prompt, and lightning/confirm modules that will create different kinds of modals.

    Notification TypeUse
    lightning/alertThis module is used to show a dialog with some notification detail.
    lightning/confirmThis module is used to get some confirmation from the user before processing further.
    lightning/promptThis module is used to collect some information from the user before processing further.
    toastToast can simply provide information to users.

    Using lightning/prompt we can get any kind of input from the user but using lightning/confirm we can get a confirmation with two choices OK or cancel.

    Let us create a generic component that will support the above three types of notifications and we can use it anywhere in the application.

    1. Create a Generic Notification Component in LWC
    2. Test Generic Component in another LWC
    3. Test Generic Component in Flow

    1. Create a Generic Notification Component in LWC

    Let us create a generic notification component that has the capability to show alert, prompt, and confirm dialog boxes.

    To make a generic component for notification. We will add below public properties to prepare modal dialog.

    • notificationType – the type of model. Options are Alert/Confirm/Prompt/Toast
    • message – Notification message
    • variant – Header or Header less notification? Options are header/headerless
    • header- Header Text
    • colorTheme- Color theme for the header. Choose from default, shade, inverse,alt-inverse, success, info, warning, error, and offline
    • value- This is the output value of the modal.
    • isCallerFlow- This property to check notifications should be shown when the page is loaded.
    • autoCloseTime- If notificationType is Toast and you want to close toast with a custom timer then set value in this property

    As components can be used in flow as well so after clicking on the button, we should move to the next flow action. For this, we will use flow support events FlowAttributeChangeEvent and FlowNavigationNextEvent.

    Component Code:

    2. Test Generic Component in another LWC

    Let us use the above generic component in another LWC to show alert/confirm/prompt.

    Lightning Alert Notification

    Lighting Alert in LWC | Generic Component in another LWC

    Lightning Prompt Notification

    Lightning Confirm Notification

    3. Test Generic Component in Salesforce Flow

    Let us use the above generic component in Salesforce Screen Flow. Put Notification LWC component on-screen component and set below properties

    • Notification Type – Alert
    • Notification Message – Record is Saved
    • Header or Header less notification? – header
    • Header Label -Process Completed
    • Color theme for the header – success
    • Is Caller Flow – true

    Set selected value in Manually assigned variables in the Advance section.

    Put value property in flow variable to set selected values.

    Generic Notification Component in LWC | Lightning Alert in Flow | Lightning Prompt Flow | Lightning Confim in Flow

    Notification using the above configuration

    Flow Alert Notification

    Toast Notification

    Let us set properties like below to test toast notifications.

    • Notification Type – Toast
    • Notification Message – ‘Showing Error in Flow using Toast’
    • Header or Header less notification? – header
    • Header Label -”
    • Color theme for the header – error
    • Is Caller Flow – true
    • Toast Auto Close Time – 400

    You will get Toast like the below image.

    Update on Feb 02, 2022 – Added Toast Notification functionality.

    References:

    Alert

    Prompt

    Confirm

    Toast

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    With over 18 years of experience in web-based application development, I specialize in Salesforce technology and its ecosystem. My journey has equipped me with expertise in a diverse range of technologies including .NET, .NET Core, MS Dynamics CRM, Azure, Oracle, and SQL Server. I am dedicated to staying at the forefront of technological advancements and continuously researching new developments in the Salesforce realm. My focus remains on leveraging technology to create innovative solutions that drive business success.

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