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The Frameworks functional area comes with two customization options that organizations can choose from: Lightning Web Component or Visualforce page.
Visualforce: is a page-centric web application model. A markup language like HTML is used for designing the layout of pages.
Lightning Web Component (LWC): a new app-centric model that provides business and datalogics to develop dynamic web applications meant for desktop and mobile devices. Because they’re built on code that runs natively in browsers, LWC are lightweight and deliver exceptional performance.
Organizations on earlier releases of Amp Impact might be using Visualforce pages to create and manage frameworks. With Amp Impact’s Electra (Winter 2021) release, the Manage Frameworks page was rebuilt as a Lightning Web Component (called manageLogFrames). Read this Salesforce article to understand why you may want to leverage Lightning Web Components over Visualforce pages.
🔧 Lightning Web Component: manageLogFrames
With this new interface, the manageLogframes LWC accommodates three key updates from the Visualforce version: multiple frameworks, the ability to add objectives from a catalog, and compatibility with standard/custom objects.
Multiple Frameworks
In the Visualforce version of the page, a single record could only have one associated Framework. Since there may be a need to create more than one Framework on a single record (e.g. reporting on different logical frameworks to different funders), the Lightning Web Component version of Manage Frameworks enables the user to create, edit, and view multiple Frameworks within the same page.
Catalog of Objectives
In the Visualforce version of the page, only custom objectives could be added directly on the path, and catalog-level objectives could only be added to a framework through the related list on Project. Using the manageLogFrames LWC, the catalog of objectives will be accessible directly on the page, so that users can easily add and build out their framework.
🔧 Visualforce Page: ManageFramework
Despite the benefits of the manageLogFrames LWC, you may still opt to use the original Manage Framework Visualforce page (ManageFramework). Go to this page to learn how to customize user interface elements on the ManageFramework Visualforce component using the “Manage Logframes” custom setting.