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Lightning Locker tools help you develop more secure code that is compatible and runs efficiently with Lightning Locker. Lightning Locker API Viewer Locker API Viewer shows Lightning Locker’s support of the standard DOM APIs in the Window, Document, and Element objects. The SecureWindow, SecureDocument, and SecureElement wrappers prevent the use of APIs that are labeled Not Supported. Locker Console Overview Use Locker Console to check your JavaScript code’s compatibility with Lightning Locker, and compare how it runs with Lightning Locker enabled and disabled. MIME Types Permitted - MIME Types Permitted | Lightning Aura Components Developer Guide | Salesforce Developers Lightning Locker analyzes the MIME types used in Blob objects. Locker permits some MIME types, sanitizes some MIME types, and blocks the rest. Lightning Locker allows these MIME types. application/octet-stream — Default value for binary files application/json — JSON format application/pdf — Portable Document Format (.p...

Docmation's Salesforce experts bring an innovative functionality that makes the Salesforce Lightning B2B experience 10x better. Salesforce Lightning B2B, with its Apps, Lightning components, and industry process flows, allowed its users to get an industry-wide experience in a solution that was still tailored around their individual use case. However, there were still gaps that needed to be filled. Customers wanted to integrate their CPQ and Billing with B2B Lightning while leveraging existing pricing rules and engines to automate the processes.  For instance – What about recurring purchases? Most customer carts have, at least part of an order that belongs to the said category – be it weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annually. However, no such direct processes currently exist within the system.  Docmation’s team of Salesforce experts has launched the all-new ‘subscriptions accelerators’ functionality that works out-of-the-box to seamlessly automate CPQ and Billing processes with ...

  <!-- create a lightning app with global access that extends lightning outApp-->   YourLightningComponent.app <aura:application access="GLOBAL" extends="ltng:outApp">        <aura: dependency resource="lightning: button"/>   </aura: application>   <apex:page >     <apex:includeLightning />          <div id="lightningContainer"></div>     <script>         $Lightning.use("c:YourApp", function() {             $Lightning.createComponent(                 "c:YourLightningComponent",                 {},                 "lightningContainer",                 function(cmp) {                   ...