How to set inner class list as aura attribute?
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I am in need of showing a list of records in a summarized format, say all records belonging to Type 1 are displayed first, followed by the records of Type 2, and so on.
Usually in visualforce page, the same is achieved using wrapper class. Now when I am doing the same in a lightning component, using the same approach of a wrapper class, I am finding it difficult to create an aura attribute of type wrapper class list. Can anyone please help?
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I am in need of showing a list of records in a summarized format, say all records belonging to Type 1 are displayed first, followed by the records of Type 2, and so on.
Usually in visualforce page, the same is achieved using wrapper class. Now when I am doing the same in a lightning component, using the same approach of a wrapper class, I am finding it difficult to create an aura attribute of type wrapper class list. Can anyone please help?
lightning-components wrapper-class aura-attribute
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I am in need of showing a list of records in a summarized format, say all records belonging to Type 1 are displayed first, followed by the records of Type 2, and so on.
Usually in visualforce page, the same is achieved using wrapper class. Now when I am doing the same in a lightning component, using the same approach of a wrapper class, I am finding it difficult to create an aura attribute of type wrapper class list. Can anyone please help?
lightning-components wrapper-class aura-attribute
I am in need of showing a list of records in a summarized format, say all records belonging to Type 1 are displayed first, followed by the records of Type 2, and so on.
Usually in visualforce page, the same is achieved using wrapper class. Now when I am doing the same in a lightning component, using the same approach of a wrapper class, I am finding it difficult to create an aura attribute of type wrapper class list. Can anyone please help?
lightning-components wrapper-class aura-attribute
lightning-components wrapper-class aura-attribute
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If I read this right, you want to use an inner class on aura:attribute
tag. You cannot use an inner class as an aura attribute, instead you need to handle it differently. If that's what you are looking for, refer to the below excerpt from documentation:
Custom classes used for component attributes shouldnâÂÂt be inner classes or use inheritance. While these Apex language features might work in some situations, there are known issues, and their use is unsupported in all cases.
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If I read this right, you want to use an inner class on aura:attribute
tag. You cannot use an inner class as an aura attribute, instead you need to handle it differently. If that's what you are looking for, refer to the below excerpt from documentation:
Custom classes used for component attributes shouldnâÂÂt be inner classes or use inheritance. While these Apex language features might work in some situations, there are known issues, and their use is unsupported in all cases.
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If I read this right, you want to use an inner class on aura:attribute
tag. You cannot use an inner class as an aura attribute, instead you need to handle it differently. If that's what you are looking for, refer to the below excerpt from documentation:
Custom classes used for component attributes shouldnâÂÂt be inner classes or use inheritance. While these Apex language features might work in some situations, there are known issues, and their use is unsupported in all cases.
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If I read this right, you want to use an inner class on aura:attribute
tag. You cannot use an inner class as an aura attribute, instead you need to handle it differently. If that's what you are looking for, refer to the below excerpt from documentation:
Custom classes used for component attributes shouldnâÂÂt be inner classes or use inheritance. While these Apex language features might work in some situations, there are known issues, and their use is unsupported in all cases.
If I read this right, you want to use an inner class on aura:attribute
tag. You cannot use an inner class as an aura attribute, instead you need to handle it differently. If that's what you are looking for, refer to the below excerpt from documentation:
Custom classes used for component attributes shouldnâÂÂt be inner classes or use inheritance. While these Apex language features might work in some situations, there are known issues, and their use is unsupported in all cases.
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