how do I know what my instance's application scope name is?

[luimol]

I'm following the tutorial to create angular UI pages and when I try to test the page I created, I get the message: "Page not found"

This is the url I'm entering: https://dev10408.service-now.com/u_marketing_events_angular_todo.do?

According to the instructions(see below), I should enter the instance's application scope name in front of the page, but I may have entered it wrong. Is there a place where I can check that out to make sure?

The UI page should have an improved user interface to enter to do list items.

1. Open a new browser tab.
2. From the new tab, navigate to the URL of your UI page.

              For example,   https://demo.service-now.com/x_snc_marketing_ev_angular_todo.do

[Chuck Tomasi]

Hi Luis,

If you go to System UI> UI pages and locate your UI page, you can open it up and it will tell you what the endpoint is. That's what you use in the URL.

[luimol]

Chuck,

My UI page does not have an endpoint. I noticed that on other pages and was wondering why mine didn't have it.

[Erik Stolberg]

Another easy way to check is to search Studio on the left nav, open it, then select the application. In the explorer on the left, expand Access Control. Any ACLs and roles will be prefixed with your application scope. It should be something like "x_0123" on developer instances.

[luimol]

Erik,

Thanks for your suggestion. That's a nice feature I didn't know about.   I didn't see something like x_0123 though. Please look at my picture below. What I was using as my scope was u_equipment_request_lm but it's not working.