gs.flushMessages() and RP.isPopup() doesnot work in scoped application

[G Balaji]

HI,

We've a requirement to show the end-user with an info message on list view as "Use * to search".

We've a display business rule displaying an info message on list view.

(function executeRule(current, previous /*null when async*/) {

// Add your code here
var c='Use * to search';
var index=0;
index = gs.action.getGlideURI().toString().indexOf('sn_grc_profile');

if(index == -1){

// it means it is form

}

else{

gs.flushMessages();
gs.addInfoMessage(c);
}

})(current, previous);

When the same business rule is appliced in GRC Profiles scope, compiler error is showing up stating flush message is not allowed in "sn_grc" scope. 

We've to flush existing messages since on every list edit the same message is shown up multiple times. I've tried !RP.isPopup() as well but it's not working in sn_grc scope.

Any pointers to fix this?

Thanks

[SatheeshKumar]

I think there is no other methods to replace the flush in scoped apps. As a workarround try adding g_form.clearMessages() in oncellEdit client script. It may help.

[Ankur Bawiskar]

Hi Balaji,

You are correct. gs.flushMessages() is not available in scoped apps. Have you considered using gs.clearMessages()

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Thanks
Ankur

[Raj68]

hi,

 gs.flushMessages() is not available in scoped apps. Have you considered using g_form.clearMessages() from a client script?

https://developer.servicenow.com/app.do#!/api_doc?v=jakarta&id=r_GS-flushMessages

If you feel this is a critical method to use in scoped apps, I invite you to open an enhancement request! Our product managers DO listen.

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Warm Regards,

Raj patel

[G Balaji]

Thanks everyone  for the response.

Is there any other means to show an info message in list view?

Why am I not able to use RP.isPopup(), though?