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How to update Sub Query data in Lightning Component JavaScript Controller?

In the below example, I have updated the contact name to 'Testing'. Sample code: Lightning component: <aura:component implements = "force:appHostable"                   controller = "AccountListController">                <aura:attribute type = "object[]" name = "acctList"/>                <aura:handler name = "init" value = "{!this}" action = "{!c.onInit}"/>              <div class = "slds-box slds-theme_default">               <aura:iteration items = "{! v.acctList }" var = "acc">                               Account Name - {! acc.Name }<br/>                              <aura:iteration items = "{! acc.Contacts }" var = "con">    ....

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How to get all Email Fields in Salesforce?

Sample Code:     Set < String > listsObjs = new Set < String > {'Account', 'Lead'};       Map<String, Schema.SObjectType > globalDescription = Schema.getGlobalDescribe();             for ( String obj : listsObjs ) {          Schema.sObjectType objType = globalDescription.get( obj );       Schema.DescribeSObjectResult r1 = objType.getDescribe();        Map<String , Schema.SObjectField > mapFieldList = r1.fields.getMap();            for ( Schema.SObjectField field : mapFieldList.values() ) {                    Schema.DescribeFieldResult fieldResult = field.getDescribe();             String fieldLabel = fieldResult.getLabel().toLowerCase();           Schema.DisplayType fielddataType = fieldResult.getType();              if ( fielddataType == Schema.DisplayType.Email ) {                          System.debug( objType + '.' + fieldResult.getName() );                          }  else if ( fieldLabel.contains( 'email' ) && ! fieldResult.isCalculated() ) {                          System.debug ( objType + '.' + fieldResult.getName() );                      }   ....

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How to get all First Name and Last Name Fields in Salesforce?

Sample Code: Set < String > listsObjs = new Set < String > {'Account', 'Lead'};       Map<String, Schema.SObjectType > globalDescription = Schema.getGlobalDescribe();             for ( String obj : listsObjs ) {          Schema.sObjectType objType = globalDescription.get( obj );       Schema.DescribeSObjectResult r1 = objType.getDescribe();        Map<String , Schema.SObjectField > mapFieldList = r1.fields.getMap();            for ( Schema.SObjectField field : mapFieldList.values() ) {                    Schema.DescribeFieldResult fieldResult = field.getDescribe();             String fieldLabel = fieldResult.getLabel().toLowerCase();           Schema.DisplayType fielddataType = fieldResult.getType();              if ( ( fieldLabel.contains( 'first name' ) || fieldLabel.contains( 'last name' )                  || fieldLabel.contains( 'firstname' ) || fieldLabel.contains( 'lastname' ) )                && ! fieldResult.isCalculated() ) {                          System.debug ( objType + '.' + fieldResult.getName() );                      }                  }          }   In the ....

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Simple Custom Lightning Template

Sample Code: Component: <aura:component implements="lightning:recordHomeTemplate">              <aura:attribute name = "left" type = "Aura.Component[]" />       <aura:attribute name = "middle" type = "Aura.Component[]" />       <aura:attribute name = "right" type = "Aura.Component[]" />              <div>                      <lightning:layout >                              <lightning:layoutItem size = "2">                                      {!v.left}                                  </lightning:layoutItem>                              <lightning:layoutItem size = "5">                                      {!v.middle}                                  </lightning:layoutItem>                              <lightning:layoutItem size = "5">                                      {!v.right}                                  </lightning:layoutItem>   ....