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How do you detect if a user is coming from Salesforce1 (SF1) in a lightning component?
Hi All,
I'm developing a lightning app that users will be accessing via desktop and through Salesforce1. I've been using the $Browser variable to detect if the user is coming from mobile but that only works if they are accessing the page via a web browser on their phone and not the SF1 mobile app. It seems the $User.getTheme and $UserInfo.getUiTheme() functionality only works in visualforce pages.
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2 Replies
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Hello,
You can use UI Theme Detection for Lightning Experience which is part of spring 16.
Thanks.
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