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How is Lightning aware of what record you are on if you embed it in Salesforce1?
How is Lightning aware of what record you are on if you embed it in Salesforce1? (i.e. how do you get the ID of the record you are on like in a standard controller)?
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Hey Himanshu
Your component needs to implement the force:recordTab interface and the record and recordId will be automatically injected when your component is wired into record home.
Thanks
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Hi,
Ok, I found it after doing some serious reading of the Winter '16 release.
You need to implement the interface:
force:hasRecordId
in your component and then you can access the record id via the following expression
{!v.recordId}
Hope this helps you.
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