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I have created a custom action in accordance with this ticket:
#27
<aura:event type="APPLICATION" access="global" description="CloseCaseCustom"/>
And I am utilizing metadata to setup this grid:
{ "attributes": { "type": "sortablegrid__SDG_Action__c" }, "sortablegrid__SDG__c": null, "Id": null, "Name": "Close Incident", "sortablegrid__Action_Order__c": 2, "sortablegrid__Action_Type__c": "Row Button", "sortablegrid__Event__c": "e.c:CloseCaseCustom.evt", "sortablegrid__Event_Payload__c": "{\"recordId\":\"#Id#\"}", "sortablegrid__Requires_Createable__c": false, "sortablegrid__Requires_Deletable__c": false, "sortablegrid__Requires_Editable__c": true, "sortablegrid__Icon__c": "action:close" }
However, I am receiving the error:
Error Invalid event name - cannot identify event
e.force:editRecord and other standard actions work as expected.
As you can see I have marked the event as global.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi, we don't use the metadata to setup the grid but I think you have to remove the '.evt' from the event name.
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I have tried both ways.
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I have created a custom action in accordance with this ticket:
#27
<aura:event type="APPLICATION" access="global" description="CloseCaseCustom"/>
And I am utilizing metadata to setup this grid:
However, I am receiving the error:
Error Invalid event name - cannot identify event
e.force:editRecord and other standard actions work as expected.
As you can see I have marked the event as global.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: