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‎06-02-2023 03:25 AM
I have enabled the Attached Knowledge Related list on the Request Item form. I've also created an on insert business rule that looks up in customer table and attaches a KB article to the raised request item and adds an entry to m2m_kb_task.
This is all working fine and when someone raises that request item, a knowledge article is attached.
However the link on the related list opens the KB article in the view kb_knowledge. This is the edit form for the KB artcle.
How can I get the link to open in kb_view so it's more user friendly?
Running on Tokyo.
Thanks
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‎07-12-2023 01:50 AM
I figured out a way of doing this. It's not the most pretty solution but it works.
I added another column to my customer table table of URL. I set this to have a default value, calculated via a script that builds the URL that I want.
I then created a new related list view (relationship) based on the sc_req_item table and my mapping table. I then made the new URL column the one that is seen by default on the related view.
It's not pretty because it shows the whole URL and I can find no way to make it pretty. But it works..
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‎06-05-2023 03:52 AM
Hi @spike ,
You can modify the URL of the link to include the sysparm_view parameter with the value set to kb_view. This will ensure that the KB article opens in the view mode.
The modified URL should look something like this:
<a href="kb_knowledge.do?sys_id=<KB_ARTICLE_SYS_ID>&sysparm_view=kb_view">KB Article</a>
Replace <KB_ARTICLE_SYS_ID> with the actual sys_id of the KB article.
Thanks,
Ratnakar
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‎06-05-2023 04:05 AM
But where would I actually do that? I'm not building the URL in the first place.
The related list is using the m2m_kb_task table to generate the link. The column in question is a reference to the knowledge table.
How do I get access to the URL?
Thanks.
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‎07-12-2023 01:50 AM
I figured out a way of doing this. It's not the most pretty solution but it works.
I added another column to my customer table table of URL. I set this to have a default value, calculated via a script that builds the URL that I want.
I then created a new related list view (relationship) based on the sc_req_item table and my mapping table. I then made the new URL column the one that is seen by default on the related view.
It's not pretty because it shows the whole URL and I can find no way to make it pretty. But it works..