Introduction:

In any application, the ability to quickly search and retrieve specific data is crucial for users. Salesforce provides powerful features to streamline data retrieval, and one such feature is the use of searchKeyword. In this blog post, we will explore how searchKeyword can be utilized in Aura components to enhance the user experience and efficiently search for data. We will focus on a specific use case where searchKeyword is implemented in a Task table.

How to Use searchKeyword in Aura Components:

  1. Creating the searchResult and searchKeyword Attributes: To implement the searchKeyword functionality, we need to create two attributes: searchResult and searchKeyword. The searchResult attribute will store and display the list of tasks returned from the server, while the searchKeyword attribute will store the user’s search input.
<aura:attribute name="searchResult" type="List" description="Used to store and display the list of tasks returned from the server"/>
<aura:attribute name="searchKeyword" type="String" description="Used to store the user's search input"/>

  1. Implementing the searchKeyword Code: Next, we incorporate the searchKeyword code within the component’s markup. We use the lightning:input component to provide a search field for users to enter their search criteria. The value attribute is bound to the searchKeyword attribute, allowing us to capture the user’s input.
<lightning:input value="{!v.searchKeyword}"
                 placeholder="Search Tasks.."
                 aura:id="searchField"
                 name="searchField"
                 label=""
                 onchange="{!c.onSearch}"/>

  1. Handling the searchKeyword in the JavaScript Controller: In the JavaScript controller, we define a function called onSearch that handles the user’s search input. Within this function, we retrieve the value entered by the user using the find method and set it to the searchKeyword attribute. This enables us to access the search keyword when making the server call.
onSearch: function(component, event, helper) {
    var selectedLimit = component.find('searchField').get('v.value');
    component.set('v.searchKeyword', selectedLimit);
    helper.SearchHelper(component, event);
}

Conclusion:

The searchKeyword functionality in Aura components empowers users to efficiently search and retrieve specific data. By implementing searchKeyword in the Task table, users can easily locate relevant tasks based on their search criteria. In this blog post, we discussed the steps involved in utilizing searchKeyword, including creating the necessary attributes and implementing the code to enable the search functionality. Embracing searchKeyword in your Aura components will enhance user satisfaction and streamline data retrieval processes.

Summary:

The searchKeyword functionality in Aura components allows users to search and filter data efficiently, resulting in a faster and more intuitive user experience. By implementing searchKeyword in the Task table, users can quickly find specific tasks based on their search criteria. In this blog, we will discuss the steps involved in utilizing searchKeyword, including creating the necessary attributes and implementing the code to enable the search functionality.

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By Himanshu Rana

My Name is Himanshu Rana, 23 Years young, born and grow up in Ghaziabad, India. A High Spirited Salesforce Admin, Developer and a Blogger. I currently work at Wakencode Technologies,

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