ErrorFailing widget
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07-09-2025 02:40 AM - edited 07-09-2025 02:42 AM
Hi ,
I am getting the below error while clicking on 'My Task' in ESC portal
ErrorFailing widget: 'Recommended Articles For Todos' (3a59d6eadbd3c0109dd29207db961999) called from: 'HRJ Task Collect Information' (c97b3639870b63005346caf736cb0bd0) called from: 'HRM Task Activity' (be9a53ee738023002ceb31d7caf6a769) called from: 'To-dos task Line Item' (a4716c8f53d3130030f3ddeeff7b1288)
How to fix this?
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07-09-2025 02:49 AM
from when that error started coming?
what debugging did you do?
If my response helped please mark it correct and close the thread so that it benefits future readers.
Ankur
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07-09-2025 03:24 AM - edited 07-09-2025 06:18 AM
For some users , the records were not displayed under 'My Task' in ESC Portal, so I deactivated one OOB To-do Configuration named 'HR Tasks' . After that, user was able to see the records under 'My Task', but this error started reflecting since then.
I tried to debug the script include mentioned in error named "UserRecommendationUtilSNC" but since it is high priority file type, I am unable to edit it
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07-09-2025 02:51 AM
Please check the Script Include with the sys_id 94d06ee7db3b04509dd29207db961953 (from the error)
Open the script and go to line 10 to find the function or method causing the issue.
Look for a function call (e.g., someObject.someMethod()). The error suggests someObject or someMethod is undefined.
try Inserting gs.debug() statements before line 10 to log variables or objects
gs.debug('Checking object: ' + (typeof someObject));
Thanks,
Tushar
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07-22-2025 06:04 AM
Did you get this figured out? I suddenly started getting a similar error since last week as well - for a different module and template, but it's a Java Script error referencing a line in a system script, and a failing widget error.
Maybe it's unrelated, but it's odd that it started happening the same time as the error you are seeing.
Cheryl