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Multiple Select Custom Lookup Using LWC | Generic Component

Topmate Link for One-to-One Connect https://topmate.io/techjourneywithankit 🔍 Why Generic Multiselect Custom Lookup? Before we jump into the implementation details, let's briefly discuss why this feature is valuable. In many Salesforce projects, we encounter scenarios where users need to select multiple records from a related object. While Salesforce provides standard lookup functionality for single record selection, there's no out-of-the-box support for multi-select lookups. By creating a generic solution for this, we can enhance user experience and make data entry more efficient. 💡 How Will We Achieve This? To create the generic multi-select custom lookup, we'll leverage the power of SLDS to design a visually appealing user interface. We'll then utilize LWC's capabilities to implement the underlying logic and interaction with the Salesforce data model. 📚 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐘𝐨𝐮'𝐥𝐥 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧 During this session, we'll cover the following key points: 👉🏼Understanding SLDS: We'll take a quick tour of the Salesforce Lightning Design System, highlighting its key components and styling guidelines. 👉🏼Building the Custom Lookup Component: We'll walk through the steps to create a Lightning Web Component that serves as our generic multi-select lookup. 👉🏼Handling Multi-Select Actions: Learn how to handle user interactions and manage selected records efficiently. 👉🏼Integrating with Salesforce Data: We'll explore how to interact with the Salesforce database to fetch relevant records and update the data model. #customlookup #fetchapi #integration #namedcredential #salesforce #lightning #development #lwc #lighting #salesforcelighting #salesforcetraining #lwcbasics #lwcadvanced #salesforcedeveloper #developer #ankitjain #techjourneywithankit #studysalesforce #lwc #aura #lightningwebcomponent #ankitjain #lwcbootcamp #visualstudio #quicktech #otp #lwc #javascript #js #customlookup #lwc #ankitjain #lightningwebcomponent #salesforcetraining #aura #developer #development #lighting #lightning #lwcadvanced