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What are the three types of bindings used in Visualforce ?
What are the three types of bindings used in Visualforce?
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Three types of bindings used in Salesforce are:-
1. Data bindings, which refer to the data set in the controller
2. Action bindings, which refer to action methods in the controller
3. Component bindings, which refer to other Visualforce components. - [adinserter block='9']
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Hi Hariom,
Three types of bindings used in Visualforce are:
Data binding: Data bindings refer to the data set in the controller.
Action bindings: Action bindings refer to action methods in the controller.
Component bindings: Component bindings refer to other Visualforce components.Thanks
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