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Title: Can't drag Lightning Web Component onto default Home page in Lightning App Builder (Quick Start: LWC) 

Content: 

I've successfully created and deployed a "helloWorld" Lightning Web Component (isExposed=true, targets set for AppPage and HomePage). Deployment succeeded via SFDX. 

Now I need to add it to the default Home page ("Seller Home") via Lightning App Builder, but I cannot drag the component from the Components panel onto the page canvas. I've tried: 

  • Dragging directly (mouse down, move, release) — doesn't drop anywhere on the page
  • Zooming out the browser to avoid scroll-during-drag issues
  • Keyboard-based drag (Tab + Enter/Space + Arrow keys)
  • Looking for a "+" insertion icon on hover — none appears
  • Creating a brand new App Page instead (worked fine there, easy to drag onto blank canvas) — but the challenge specifically requires it on the "default Home page," and error says: "Make sure you add the 'helloWorld' Lightning web component to the default Home page."

 

My Home page ("Seller Home") uses a fixed multi-column template (Close Deals / Plan My Accounts / Grow Relationships / Build Pipeline / My Goals / Today's Events / Today's Tasks / Recent Records / Salesblazer) with no visible empty drop zone. 

  

Is there a specific way to add a custom component to this "Seller Home" template, or should I be using a different (simpler) default Home page? Any help appreciated — I'm on Chrome, Windows. 

  

 

#Trailhead Challenges

1 réponse
  1. 14 sept., 23:42

    Hi , 

     

    Please have a look again, js-meta.xml is like this?

    isExposed is true and Target specified?  

     

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

    <LightningComponentBundle xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata" fqn="helloWorld">

    <apiVersion>45.0</apiVersion>

    <isExposed>true</isExposed>

    <targets>

    <target>lightning__AppPage</target>

    <target>lightning__RecordPage</target>

    <target>lightning__HomePage</target>

    </targets>

    </LightningComponentBundle>

     

    https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-community/feed/0D54S00000A95hxSAB

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Fiza Shakeel a posé une question dans #Create A Case

Hi,  

 

I tried merging an account to my salesforce one with the purpose of transferring points/status but I don't see the status transferred. Thanks. 

 

#Create A Case  #Trailhead

3 réponses
  1. 14 sept., 23:30

    Hi,

    I am doing that now - tried this a week back. Initially, was having trouble prompting the AI to truly help but I think I got a human agent on the other end now.

    -Fiza

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Hello, community!

  1. I'm trying to delete a deprecated Flow version.
  2. When I try to delete the deprecated flow version, it says I cannot delete it because there is an Orchestration Step dependency.
  3. I've tried to delete the deprecated Orchestration version that calls the metioned flow. But it says there is an Flow Interview dependency.
  4. Then, I tried to delete the mentioned Orchestration Flow Interview dependency, but it says I do not have access to delete it.
  5. I cannot neither delete these errored Flow Interviews, neither change their Status to canceled.

I have no idea what to do now. I found this Salesforce documentation that says it is possible with the "Run Flows" permission, but it does not work: Delete a Flow Interview | Salesforce Help

 

I also have not been able to find the "Manage Orchestration Runs" permission mentioned in this Salesforce link: 

Resume a Failed Orchestration | Salesforce Help

 

Could anyone help me? Thank you!

How to delete Errored Flow Interviews?

 

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1 réponse
  1. 14 sept., 23:24

    @Yana Soares de Paula

     

     

    The version won't delete because those FlowInterview records are still attached to it — that's a hard platform rule, so you have to clear the interviews first, not the flow (and not from that dependency-error dialog, which is where the 'no access' comes from). Go to Setup → Paused and Failed Flow Interviews, find the ones tied to this flow/orchestration, select them and Delete, then retry deleting the version. 

     

    The access errors are a permissions gap. To delete interviews/runs you don't own you need Manage Flow, and for the orchestration ones specifically Manage Orchestration Runs. That 'Manage Orchestration Runs' permission lives in a Permission Set under System Permissions (search 'orchestration') — it only appears once Flow Orchestration is enabled in the org, which is likely why you couldn't find it. Grant those two and the Setup page will let you delete all of them. 

     

    If an orchestration interview still won't show on that page, you can mass-delete via a scheduled Flow (or anonymous Apex) that queries FlowInterview by the flow's name and deletes them — Automation Champion has a ready recipe for exactly this. 

     

    If this helps, please mark it as the Best Answer so it helps the next person — thanks 🙂

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Hey everyone 

 

We have a UAT sandbox that is already on the Winter ’27 release.

The non-beta Winter ’27 features are available and working as expected. However, it looks like all features marked as Beta are missing or not available in our sandbox.

Is there any additional setting, permission, or provisioning required to enable Winter ’27 Beta features in a sandbox?

Has anyone seen the same behavior? 

 

Examples:  

1. Preview Records from Lightning Reports Without Losing Context (Beta) 

2. Compare Values Between Fields in SOQL (Beta) 

 

Thanks!  

 

#New Releases  #Release Preview  #Salesforce Admin  #Setup & Configuration

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Aviral Trivedi a posé une question dans #Tableau Public

APAC Command Centre — a business performance dashboard with drill-down views across Product Performance, Customer Cost/Value, and Operations & Shipping, tracking gross profit, margin, and return rate trends.

Spotify Analysis — an end-to-end music streaming analytics build. Raw data cleaned and joined in Alteryx (900K+ play events, dedup, date/boolean standardization, a custom macro), visualized across an Executive Overview and Content Performance dashboard with parameter-driven Top-N views and a custom dark theme.

Would appreciate feedback on:

  • Visual design — readability, contrast, anything that feels off
  • Chart choices — anywhere you'd have visualized something differently
  • Navigation/drill-down flow — intuitive, or confusing anywhere?
  • Anything that reads as unfinished — direct critique welcome

Links below — thanks to anyone who takes a look! 

 

APAC Command Centre -

https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/aviral.trivedi/viz/APACCOMMANDCENTRE/HubOverview

 

 

Spotify Analysis -

https://public.tableau.com/app/profile/aviral.trivedi/viz/Spotify_Analysis_17884476660320/ExecutiveOverview

 

 

#Tableau Public  #Reports & Dashboards  #Tableau Desktop & Web Authoring  #Trailhead Challenges

1 réponse
  1. 14 sept., 23:00

    Hi, @Aviral Trivedi

     

    Nice to meet you. 

    I'm still relatively new to Tableau, but I hope a fresh perspective might be helpful. 

    I'd like to share some feedback on the

    Spotify Analysis

    dashboard. 

     

    Overall feedback

     

    I liked the overall design. The Spotify theme makes the dashboard visually appealing, and using Spotify data immediately caught my attention because it's a topic many people can relate to. Also, it's impressive to see how dominant Taylor Swift is in the results. 

     

    1. Visual Design

     

     

    • I liked how the colors were aligned with the Spotify brand.
    • The navigation using icons for Overview, Content, and Geographic was clear and easy to understand at a glance.

    2. Chart Choices

     

     

    • In the Content page, I wasn't entirely sure what the crosstab was intended to show.
    • On the Overview page, I also found the Trend Line difficult to interpret. It wasn't immediately clear what insight I was supposed to take away from it.

    3. Navigation / Drill-Down Flow

     

     

    • The overall navigation and filters were intuitive and easy to use.
    • One thing I felt was missing was more interaction between charts. I would have enjoyed being able to click on a category or value and explore the data in more detail.

    4. Anything That Feels Unfinished

     

     

    • The "Trend Line of Plays by Month" appears almost completely flat, so at first I wondered whether the visualization was still a work in progress or whether the underlying values genuinely have very little variation.

    Overall, I enjoyed exploring the dashboard. Thanks for sharing it! 

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Hi everyone,

I'm working on the Deploy an Agent in Slack module in the Become an Agentblazer Legend 2026 trail.

I'm getting the following error when I click Check Challenge:

"We can't find the agent Product Management Agent installed in your Slack org."

I have already:

  •  Installed the Product Management Agent
  •  Refreshed Slack and waited a few minutes 
  •  Verified that I'm using the correct Slack Playground and Salesforce org 

However, the challenge still doesn't complete.

Has anyone experienced this issue? Is there any additional step I'm missing?

Thanks in advance for your help!

 

Unable to Complete

 

 

 

#Trailhead Challenges

3 réponses
  1. 14 sept., 22:53

    I think the issue might be in Slack, I don't know if you have 2 Workspaces. I do on my side - and I think the dummy it's not recognizing the work done in the "New Workspace" we created. 

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Richard McKenzie a posé une question dans #ISV Partner

Hi there, 

 

We're a registered Salesforce partner, and I'm trying to get a Partner Business Org (PBO) requested for our account so we can create a sandbox for integration testing. Our existing org is a Partner Developer Edition, which can't create sandboxes. 

 

I've followed the official steps (Salesforce Help → account switcher → Log a Case for Help → Partner Programs & Benefits → Demo & Partner Business Orgs), but every time I go through them, Agentforce just routes me back to the same documentation page instead of actually logging the case. When I asked to speak to a human, the chat itself failed to load, and the case form also failed to submit.

Has anyone run into this recently, or know of another way to get a PBO request actioned - a different contact, a working form, or anything that bypasses the Agentforce loop? 

 

Thanks in advance. 

 

#ISV Partner  #Partner Account  #Partner Business Org

1 réponse
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Draghici Ionut a posé une question dans #Tableau Cloud

 Dynamic year selection on an OLAP cube — INDEX() breaks for members with different year-spans

Setup: Tableau Cloud, web authoring (no Desktop), on a multidimensional OLAP cube. On the cube I can't reference the year in a calc — [Year] = [p.An] returns "undefined field" — so I select the year positionally with a table calc: INDEX() = [p.An] - 2022 (filter = TRUE, Compute Using = Year). YoY via LOOKUP([Measure], -1).

Problem: This is fine for aggregate views, but in a product-level table the partition is per product and INDEX() is positional. Products that don't exist in every year (new / discontinued items) get shifted indices, so the filter picks the wrong year for them. Example: with p.An = 2025, three brand-new (2026-only) products appear showing their 2026 figures.

Question: What's the recommended way to do a fully dynamic, parameter-driven year selection on an OLAP cube (web authoring) for member-level tables

, robust to members with different year-spans — given I can't compare [Year] to a parameter in a calc? Is densification/domain padding or a specific table-calc pattern the way to go, or is a model-side fix the only option? 

 

#Tableau Cloud

1 réponse
  1. 14 sept., 22:37

    Hi, @Draghici Ionut

     

    It's been a while since this was posted, so you may have already found a solution. However, I wanted to share one possible approach.

    If I understand correctly, the issue is that in a product-level table, products that do not exist in every year (for example, new or discontinued products) end up with different year positions. As a result, INDEX() points to different years depending on the product.

    If that's the case, I think a model-side solution is probably the most practical approach.

     

    • Expose the Year attribute from the cube so it can be referenced directly.
    • If that's not possible, pad the data on the cube side so that every product has records for every year, even when the measure values are null.
    • If neither option is feasible because of data volume or other constraints, continue using the INDEX() approach.

    To me, INDEX() is essentially a workaround based on position rather than the actual year value, so it can be difficult to make it fully reliable when products have different year histories.

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Aurelio Cecchi a posé une question dans #Certifications

Hi all, 

 

I'm looking for current guidance on how a candidate under 18 can sit a 

Salesforce certification exam, and I can't find anything authoritative 

published since certifications moved to Trailhead Academy and Pearson VUE 

in July 2025. 

 

What I've done so far: 

 

- Searched the community, Salesforce Stack Exchange and the Help 

  documentation. Everything I can find on this either predates the 

  Trailhead Academy transition, or describes the Webassessor process, 

  which no longer applies. 

- Found anecdotal reports of minors holding certifications, but nothing 

  that explains the actual procedure, and nothing recent. 

- Contacted Pearson VUE directly about the exam delivery side: 

  identification requirements, whether a parent or guardian needs to be 

  present at the test centre, and whether the policy differs between a 

  test centre and an online-proctored exam. Awaiting their reply. 

 

What I still can't resolve is the Salesforce side rather than the 

delivery side. Registering involves accepting the Salesforce 

Certification Program Agreement, which is a contract. A minor doesn't 

have full contractual capacity, so I'd expect this to require a parent or 

legal guardian to sign or countersign — but I can't find any documented 

process for that, or any indication of where such a signature would be 

submitted. 

 

So, two questions: 

 

1. Has anyone here gone through certification as a minor, or supported 

   someone who did, since the move to Trailhead Academy? How was the 

   program agreement handled? 

 

2. Is there official guidance on this that I've missed? If it exists, 

   I'd appreciate a pointer. 

 

For context: I'm 17, based in Italy, preparing for the Salesforce 

Certified Platform Administrator exam and aiming to sit it in November. 

I'd rather establish the correct procedure now than discover a problem 

on exam day, or worse, have a credential questioned later. 

 

If there genuinely isn't published guidance on this, that seems worth 

documenting — I'm happy to write up whatever answer I get so the next 

person searching finds something current. 

 

Thanks, 

Aurelio 

 

#Certifications  #Certification  #Trailhead  #PearsonVUE

1 réponse
  1. Forum Ambassador Smitha Thomas (CIBC)
    14 sept., 22:25

    Hi @Aurelio Cecchi

     

    I checked the documentation, but I couldn’t find any reliable information specifically for minors. There is no explicit minimum age published in the latest guidance.

    For support from Salesforce Trailhead, you can open a case through Trailhead Help and provide details about the your age, location, and available ID. Please use this link to create a case - https://help.salesforce.com/s/cases

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Regan Atkins a posé une question dans #Trailhead Challenges

I created a playground last week- before it expires I tried to return...but the link takes me to a log in and then into different modules- all listed as "Production" 

 

Any thoughts please? 

 

#Trailhead Challenges

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