jasonbest

Lightning Flow iFrame is a WordPress plugin that embeds Salesforce Lightning Screen Flows in a scalable iframe using a simple shortcode.
Features:
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<li>Auto height adjustment based on flow content (postMessage)</li>
<li>FlowIframeEmbed mode: flow, endUrl, optional inputVars</li>
<li>Plugin defaults under Settings → Lightning Flow iFrame</li>
<li>Bare shortcode <code>[Lightning-Flow-iFrame]</code> when defaults are configured</li>
<li>Legacy mode preserved for existing Visualforce integrations</li>
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Lightning Flow iFrame

Shortcode to embed a scalable Salesforce Lightning Flow iframe with FlowIframeEmbed support.

pjvolders

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This plugin is still in beta version. Please contact me if you have feedback (rather than just clicking the doesn’t work button) so I can improve the plugin.
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With FlickrFlow you can create pages with an infinite stream of Flickr photos. As soon as the user scrolls down, more photos get added to the page. All the images are loaded seamlessly using AJAX, nothing needs to be stored on your website or database. Click <a href="http://www.pjvolders.be/photography" title="My FlickrFlow" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a> for an example!
FlickrFlow uses the <code>[flickrflow fid="..."]</code> shortcode to activate the plugin a certain page. The shortcode can be generated by clicking on the media button in the editor. Feel free to write an intro text above the shortcode!
In order to acces you photostream, FlickrFlow needs a Flickr <a href="http://www.flickr.com/services/api/misc.api_keys.html" title="API Keys on Flickr" rel="nofollow ugc">API Key</a>. You can request an API Key for free and with the click of a button!

FlickrFlow

With FlickrFlow you can create pages with an infinite stream of Flickr photos.

Lightning Flow iFrame vs FlickrFlow