Hi Sir, 1. For first question as you explained in the video we can use render() method, but as I understood, render() is not a life cycle hook. 2. For the second question, we can use @api recordId, here we should use the name recordId only for variable name as it is a hardcoded value like data and error.
33:01 We can use render method to switch between multiple html file, however it's not a life cycle method it's protected method provided by the framework. 33:01 we can create a public property with @api recordId to get Id from if the LWC component placed on record page.
Hey Ankit First of all thanks for the awesome contents. I had a doubt for Wire and connectedCallback order of execution scenario how many times the console log will be printed ? Even though wire is called twice I can see its getting printed only after connectedCallback. Clarify if possible.
hello ankit how are you i saw this video for my interview preparation in life cycle hooks you include only 5 life cycle hooks like constructor, connected callback, render callback, disconnected callback, and last one is error callback might be render is also consider as life cycle hook they are 6 might be not 5 can you please explain why you consider 5 only in ans.....!
No, the render method in Lightning Web Components (LWC) is not technically a lifecycle hook. It's a protected method in the LightningElement class that's similar to lifecycle hooks and is used to conditionally render a template.
Question asked from me - 1. How to pass data from one component to another when they are not connected 2. How to we make callouts in lwc 3 . How we go next page in lwc 4. Can we have multiple js and html files in lwc ? 5. What should be the purpose and what are the benefits of having multiple js and html files 6. Catchable= true , how it functions at the backend how it helps in fetching the data
Q.LWC is placed on record page and you want to get the record ud of the page. How can we do it? Ans :- import {LightningElement, api} from 'lwc'; export default class example extends LightningElement{ @api recordId; connectedCallback(){ console.log ('This is the recordId of the page', this.recordId); } } Record Id : {$recordId}
Answer 1 : using render() method we can control which template will be visible Answer 2: In the controller of your LWC you can create a @api property with name recorded like below: @api recordId;
Hi Sir,
1. For first question as you explained in the video we can use render() method, but as I understood, render() is not a life cycle hook.
2. For the second question, we can use @api recordId, here we should use the name recordId only for variable name as it is a hardcoded value like data and error.
Correct
26.51 lightning:combobox
Nice video you have covered all basic and really important questions
Glad you found this helpful
Thanks Ankit ,This is very Helpful can I get pdf for this Question and ans?
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Best explanation
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33:01 We can use render method to switch between multiple html file, however it's not a life cycle method it's protected method provided by the framework.
33:01 we can create a public property with @api recordId to get Id from if the LWC component placed on record page.
Yes catch is render is not a life cycle method , but we can use the protected method to do that
Lightning-combobox is used to display the picklist value to ui
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Hey Ankit First of all thanks for the awesome contents.
I had a doubt for Wire and connectedCallback order of execution scenario how many times the console log will be printed ? Even though wire is called twice I can see its getting printed only after connectedCallback.
Clarify if possible.
Wire be be called twice but return data only once
lightning combox is used to display the picklist values of an object
Correct
hello ankit how are you i saw this video for my interview preparation in life cycle hooks you include only 5 life cycle hooks like constructor, connected callback, render callback, disconnected callback, and last one is error callback might be render is also consider as life cycle hook they are 6 might be not 5 can you please explain why you consider 5 only in ans.....!
No, the render method in Lightning Web Components (LWC) is not technically a lifecycle hook. It's a protected method in the LightningElement class that's similar to lifecycle hooks and is used to conditionally render a template.
But most of the people consider render as life cycle hook
1. render()
2.In js file we write the @api recordId
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@techJourneyWithAnkit as i understand render() is not the part of life cycle.
Question asked from me -
1. How to pass data from one component to another when they are not connected
2. How to we make callouts in lwc
3 . How we go next page in lwc
4. Can we have multiple js and html files in lwc ?
5. What should be the purpose and what are the benefits of having multiple js and html files
6. Catchable= true , how it functions at the backend how it helps in fetching the data
Few of them already covered in part 2. Remaining will cover in part 3
Q.LWC is placed on record page and you want to get the record ud of the page. How can we do it?
Ans :- import {LightningElement, api} from 'lwc';
export default class example extends LightningElement{
@api recordId;
connectedCallback(){
console.log ('This is the recordId of the page', this.recordId);
}
}
Record Id : {$recordId}
In Html page we just need to keep {recordId} right ? no need of $ symbol
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Hi Ankit, what are your thoughts of Data cloud, it is going to be the next big thing in Salesforce ecosystem?
Definitely it will be. Data Cloud + AI is future
@@TechJourneyWithAnkit Salesforce is pushing towards CRM+AI+Data with trust. I have started learning data cloud
@@TechJourneyWithAnkit Any series you will be planning on it
1. Render()
2. @api recordId (in js)
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why we don't touch constructor() for any logic?
As in construtor you cannot access any properties
Answer 1 : using render() method we can control which template will be visible
Answer 2: In the controller of your LWC you can create a @api property with name recorded like below: @api recordId;
Yes, correct
"When will the next class be?"
Soon
First question answer is using RenderedCallBack we can achieve it and Second question answer is Using Wire Decorator we can achieve it.
It's not renderedCallBack, it is render method
Render method
1.Render Method
2.@api recordId
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Hi Ankit, As per question, render should be the answer because it is not part of life cycle.
2. @api to get recordid
It should be @api recordId