Hi all, this is another post about JavaScript for HPSM, if you missed the two previous posts, please read them here (part 1) and here (part 2). In this tutorial I’d like to show you loops in JavaScript; a loop is…
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HPSM – Find_String script
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…
Tagged with: hp, HP Service Manager, hpsm, javascript, search, service manager
Posted in HPSM, JavaScript
Posted in HPSM, JavaScript
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 – Create a schedule with JavaScript
Hi all, in this post you will see how to create a new schedule record in JavaScript (in this particular case the new schedule will send out a notification in HTML format). Please see code below: function createSchedule(recipients) { var…
Tagged with: HP Service Manager, hpsm, javascript, schedule, service manager
Posted in HPSM, JavaScript
Posted in HPSM, JavaScript
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
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