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Mobile friendly version #8
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@harrymendez23 I implemented the SLDS blueprint here. |
@pozil thanks for the quick response. That's kind of the challenge I'm facing, none of the OOB components, like lightning:inputfield for instance, seem to behave as expected on mobile. I think lightning:inputfield does not work at all. This is area where salesforce continues to fail miserably. |
Great component. Extra points that we can actually style it without getting the middle finger from our friend Mr. Shadow DOM. What a concept. :) Thanks for sharing! Any issues you see with this and filtering through.. potentially 10 or 20k Account records searching by name? |
@rnendza I'm glad you like it. There shouldn't be issue for filtering on large data sets, the client code is optimized for that. You'll just have to pay extra attention to your Apex filtering logic. |
Thanks for the feedback! Reqs on this were dropped for now but I might
just play with it for more own knowledge for a future additional to the
toolbox.
The hardest time I have with this stuff is branching between desktop /
mobile as it's gotten to the point where it's pretty much 2 separate code
bases unfortunately.
…On Tue, Sep 24, 2019 at 2:50 AM Philippe Ozil ***@***.***> wrote:
@rnendza <https://github.com/rnendza> I'm glad you like it.
There shouldn't be issue for filtering on large data sets, the client code
is optimized for that. You'll just have to pay extra attention to your Apex
filtering logic.
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Thank you.. nice clean component btw.. Probably the best that I've seen. Funny thing is. i just noticed the winter 2020 native lookups (not using a custom component) on salesforce1 / salesforce mobile (whatever it's branded as these days) seem different unless I'm crazy.. more like a picklist which essentially appears as native model with a search input. and search results. I might try to customize this by adding lookup filter recognition with it. .(seems to be impossible to get that info via the Ui Api or apex describes unfortunately so not gonna be easy) |
Important While this lookup component won't be ported over to mobile, the Winter '24 release introduces a new Lightning base component that is similar to this lookup component and that works on mobile: |
Can anyone suggest how to update to make the component more mobile friendly? Combo box does work, but isn't great UX on mobile. This isn't an issue per se, I'm just looking for some advice here.
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