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In Salesforce, How to use "force:inputField" and "force:outputField" inside an "aura:iteration"?
Hi All,
How to use <force:inputField> and <force:outputField> inside an <aura:iteration>.
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Hi Tanu,
force:inputField and force:outputField have always been provided the metadata definition of what the sObject was by their containing component
The way to do this is to provide a default value object to the Account attribute, like this:
<aura:attribute name="account" type="Account" default="{ sobjectType: 'Account' }"/>
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