-
Dependent picklist not getting populated while creating a record using force:create Record in Salesforce Lightning?
Dependent picklist not getting populated while creating a record using force:create Record in Salesforce Lightning?
-
1 Reply
-
Hi Deepak,
Try this -
Controller-
({
doInit : function(component, event, helper) {
var createEvent = $A.get("e.force:createRecord");
createEvent.setParams({
"entityApiName": "Test_Object__c",
"defaultFieldValues": {
Name : 'Test Record1',
Description__c :'test description',
Parent_field__c : 'a',
Child_Field__c : '1',
additional_field__c : 'q'
}
});
createEvent.fire();
}
})Thanks.
Log In to reply.
Popular Salesforce Blogs
Top 7 benefits of Slack & Salesforce integration
Salesforce and Slack are two leaders in their fields: Salesforce is a top CRM service provider; Slack is a communication platform popular through large and…
How Salesforce Boosted the Reach of MrBeast’s $1M Puzzle
Salesforce partnered with YouTuber MrBeast for a groundbreaking Super Bowl campaign that turned a traditional ad into an interactive $1 million puzzle hunt, massively amplifying…
Salesforce CRM, NetSuite ERP Integration: Benefits, Guide, Best Practices
NetSuite is the #1 Cloud ERP. In 2022, NetSuite became a leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud ERP for Service-Centric Enterprise. As you…
Popular Salesforce Videos
3 Must-Have Validation Rules in Salesforce to Save Time and Avoid Costly Mistakes
Validation rules in Salesforce act like quality checks for your data. They help make sure that the data in your Salesforce org is accurate and…
How to Compare Change Sets from Another Org ? #Salesforce Change Sets Helper | Salesforce Tutorials
Change set with sort, view all, and additional information, such as last modified date. Allows comparison with other orgs. A chrome extension to improve the…
Batch Apex In Salesforce | Asynchronous Apex
Asynchronous Apex 1. Batch Apex 2. How to run Batch Apex class 3. Monitor Batch Apex class 4. Examples 5. Points To Remember Upcoming Video…
