Hi all, maybe you have already read my article on performing a search via JavaScript (if you missed it, please read it), I was working on a “big” JavaScript function to perform searches in the most used objects in one shot…
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HPSM – Find_String script
Tagged with: hp, HP Service Manager, hpsm, javascript, search, service manager
Posted in HPSM, JavaScript
Posted in HPSM, JavaScript
HPSM – Help on Field (CTRL + H) with web interface
Hi all, few days ago I was playing with HP Service Manager 9.40 and wanted to know the name of a specific field in a form; as far as I understood there’s no Windows client for this version of HPSM…
HPSM – Javascript Guide – Part 2
I’d like to start just saying that this is not intended as a tutorial on JavaScript, if you need to learn JavaScript please try to perform a search on Google and you’ll find everything, this is just a quick introduction…
HPSM – Copy attachments from Interactions to Incidents/Changes using triggers and JavaScript
There are several ways to copy an attachment file from an Interaction to its related Incident/Change in HP Service Manager, but I’d like to show you how to execute this action using Javascript code in a trigger. Before see in details how to…
Tagged with: attachments, hp, HP Service Manager, hpsm, javascript, service manager, SYSATTACHMENTS, trigger
Posted in HPSM, JavaScript
Posted in HPSM, JavaScript
HPSM – Javascript Guide – Part 1
Introduction – Hello World function When I started to work on HPSM, I had very bad days due to the poor documentation about SM on line, if you are a newbie, you will probably have issues finding docs… that’s why…
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