How to redirect between lightning components in communities

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I have 2 components that I wish to use in a lightning community.

The first component produces a list of records and if the user clicks on the name of the record i want to redirect them to another lightning component.

Here's the code I'm using to redirect and it works when not in the community

 newRedirect: function (component, event, helper) 
 console.log('get ready to navigate');
 var navService = component.find("navService");
 var pageReference = 
 "type": "standard__component",
 "attributes": 
 "componentName": "CS_Inventory_v2"
 , 
 "state": 
 ;

 navService.navigate(pageReference);

It feels like I'm missing a setting.......

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I have 2 components that I wish to use in a lightning community.

The first component produces a list of records and if the user clicks on the name of the record i want to redirect them to another lightning component.

Here's the code I'm using to redirect and it works when not in the community

 newRedirect: function (component, event, helper) 
 console.log('get ready to navigate');
 var navService = component.find("navService");
 var pageReference = 
 "type": "standard__component",
 "attributes": 
 "componentName": "CS_Inventory_v2"
 , 
 "state": 
 ;

 navService.navigate(pageReference);

It feels like I'm missing a setting.......

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I have 2 components that I wish to use in a lightning community.

The first component produces a list of records and if the user clicks on the name of the record i want to redirect them to another lightning component.

Here's the code I'm using to redirect and it works when not in the community

 newRedirect: function (component, event, helper) 
 console.log('get ready to navigate');
 var navService = component.find("navService");
 var pageReference = 
 "type": "standard__component",
 "attributes": 
 "componentName": "CS_Inventory_v2"
 , 
 "state": 
 ;

 navService.navigate(pageReference);

It feels like I'm missing a setting.......

asked 2 hours ago

FredrikUNS

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I have 2 components that I wish to use in a lightning community.

The first component produces a list of records and if the user clicks on the name of the record i want to redirect them to another lightning component.

Here's the code I'm using to redirect and it works when not in the community

 newRedirect: function (component, event, helper) 
 console.log('get ready to navigate');
 var navService = component.find("navService");
 var pageReference = 
 "type": "standard__component",
 "attributes": 
 "componentName": "CS_Inventory_v2"
 , 
 "state": 
 ;

 navService.navigate(pageReference);

It feels like I'm missing a setting.......

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Couple of things:

This pageReference feature is supported only in Salesforce Lightning and the Salesforce Mobile App. It does not work for components that are embedded in a flexipage.

Neither does it state supporting lightning communities.

If the component is in the same community page, you might have to add your components in a wrapper component and manage the logic in it using lightning events.

If the initial list component is on 1 page, and the other is in on another, then you will have to use lightning Navigate ToURL event to navigate between views.

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Couple of things:

This pageReference feature is supported only in Salesforce Lightning and the Salesforce Mobile App. It does not work for components that are embedded in a flexipage.

Neither does it state supporting lightning communities.

If the component is in the same community page, you might have to add your components in a wrapper component and manage the logic in it using lightning events.

If the initial list component is on 1 page, and the other is in on another, then you will have to use lightning Navigate ToURL event to navigate between views.

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Couple of things:

This pageReference feature is supported only in Salesforce Lightning and the Salesforce Mobile App. It does not work for components that are embedded in a flexipage.

Neither does it state supporting lightning communities.

If the component is in the same community page, you might have to add your components in a wrapper component and manage the logic in it using lightning events.

If the initial list component is on 1 page, and the other is in on another, then you will have to use lightning Navigate ToURL event to navigate between views.

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Couple of things:

This pageReference feature is supported only in Salesforce Lightning and the Salesforce Mobile App. It does not work for components that are embedded in a flexipage.

Neither does it state supporting lightning communities.

If the component is in the same community page, you might have to add your components in a wrapper component and manage the logic in it using lightning events.

If the initial list component is on 1 page, and the other is in on another, then you will have to use lightning Navigate ToURL event to navigate between views.

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Couple of things:

This pageReference feature is supported only in Salesforce Lightning and the Salesforce Mobile App. It does not work for components that are embedded in a flexipage.

Neither does it state supporting lightning communities.

If the component is in the same community page, you might have to add your components in a wrapper component and manage the logic in it using lightning events.

If the initial list component is on 1 page, and the other is in on another, then you will have to use lightning Navigate ToURL event to navigate between views.

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