I thought this UI policy will apply to the fulfiller side as well.
But it's not working like that?
Also, How is it different from Applies on a Catalog Item view?
ā10-29-2020 02:18 AM
I thought this UI policy will apply to the fulfiller side as well.
But it's not working like that?
Also, How is it different from Applies on a Catalog Item view?
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ā10-29-2020 02:24 AM
Hi Abdul,
Doc link documents it in detail
Catalog item view - Portal or any page from where you have RITM submitted
Catalog tasks - On Catalog task table
Requested Item - On RITM table (submitted request)
Target record - For Record producers (Change, incident, etc.)
ā10-29-2020 02:22 AM
Hi,
this is mostly used when you want the UI policy should work on Record producer target table
such as incident etc
Applies on Catalog Item view - means you want this UI policy should work on record producer form when submitting from native or portal
Regards
Ankur
ā10-29-2020 02:23 AM
Hi,
Hope this clears up
Applies on a Catalog Item view | Select the check box to apply the UI policy to catalog items within the order screen. Available in the requester view. |
Applies on the Target Record | Select the check box to support the catalog UI policy on a record created for task-extended tables via record producers. See Default variable editor. |
Basically, the target record can be anything if this is used on a record producer, that is why a generic name is given.
-Anurag
ā10-29-2020 02:24 AM
Hi Abdul,
Doc link documents it in detail
Catalog item view - Portal or any page from where you have RITM submitted
Catalog tasks - On Catalog task table
Requested Item - On RITM table (submitted request)
Target record - For Record producers (Change, incident, etc.)
ā04-17-2024 02:01 PM
@Jaspal Singh @Anurag Tripathi @Ankur Bawiskar
Hello All,
Is there a possible way to apply these UI policies on the Target Table's task record?
For example: If record producer is creating Incident Records, will these UI policies can be applied on Child Task record of this Incident record?
Thanks in Advance
Simrandeep Singh