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08-18-2023 07:38 AM
Hi all,
I'm writing a mail script, and I want to include a table, similar to the image below that has specific variables from the incident table
I was looking through some code from a different email script, and found a method called TXT_NotificationUtils().getRITMVariables() that seems to be creating a table in this format with variables from the RITM. Is there a similar method to do the same thing, but with specific variables from the incident table?
Alternatively, I'm a little familiar with creating an html table in ServiceNow, but how could I apply styling to make the table look like this?
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08-18-2023 08:33 AM
Hi @cwolfe01 the below community articles will help you with your use case:
Cheers, hope that helps
Eswar Chappa
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08-18-2023 08:33 AM
Hi @cwolfe01 the below community articles will help you with your use case:
Cheers, hope that helps
Eswar Chappa
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08-18-2023 08:57 AM
Hi @cwolfe01 ,
instead of looking for a script, have you considered extending the incident table. By this you can utilize the incident table fields together with new custom fields.
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