How to view/ access application from All menu

SNOW Developer6
Tera Contributor

Hi,

 

I have created an application in App engine Studio.

I am not able to click the submit button as it is disabled.I published the app.

I want to access the application from All menu as a module.

What should I do?

What is remaining for me?

Thanks

 

4 REPLIES 4

Community Alums
Not applicable

Hi,

Have you created a Module for your App which could be seen under the App navigator?

Follow this docs for your solution :

Create an App from Scratch with App Engine Studio

Add an application experience

Mark my answer correct & Helpful, if Applicable.

Thanks,

Sandeep

How to create a Module?

By opening the application in studio?

Community Alums
Not applicable

HI,

Watch this five-minute video to learn about adding application menus and modules to the application navigator.

Procedure

  1. Open the application menu record using one of the following methods.
    • Navigate to System Definition > Application Menus and select the application menu from the list.
    • In UI16, point to the application menu and click the edit application (pencil) icon.
    • In UI15, right-click the application label in the application navigator and select Edit Application.

    Gif showing the first method for creating a module, and the second method.

  2. Scroll down to the Modules related list and click New.
  3. Define the module by completing the fields on the Module form.
    Module form
    Field Description
    Title Defines the module name. Choose a title that clearly identifies the module.
    Application menu Specifies the name of the application menu under which the module appears.
    Hint Defines the tooltip that appears when a user points to the module name.
    Note: Module Hints are deprecated in UI16
    Order The order in which the module displays relative to other modules.
  4. On the Visibility tab, complete the fields.
    Visibility tab
    Field Description
    Roles Restricts module access to the specified roles. If this field is left blank, the module is visible to all users who have access to the application menu.
    Active Defines whether the module appears in the application navigator.
    Override application menu roles Allows users to access this module even if they do not have permission to view the containing application menu. Users must still meet the role requirements for this module.
  5. On the List Type tab, complete the fields.

    The fields displayed depend on the Link type you choose. All module URIs must be encoded. If you supply arguments to the module URI, either you or ServiceNow. For more information about encoding module URIs, see Encoding module URIs.

    List Type tab
    Field Description
    Link type Specifies what type of link this module opens. You must specify additional information based on the link type. See Module link types.
    Table Specifies the table used by the module.
    Note: The list shows only tables and database views that are in the same scope as the module.
    Filter Conditions for the items presented in the module, for example, Active is true.
    Argument String appended to the URI to create the module URI. Can be a sysparm_query. These values must be encoded either by you or ServiceNow. For more information about encoding module URIs, see Encoding module URIs.
    Order Specifies the order in which the modules appear under the application.

Nicolas Piveta
Kilo Sage

Hello, 

"Only application menus that contain modules appear in the application navigator,

You can configure which modules appear in the application navigator using Application Menus module."

Simply create a module for your application,

Navigate to System Definition > Application Menus and select the application you created,

Scroll down to the Modules related list and click New and complete the fields.

after submit, you application will show you the all menu.

Create A Module

Regards,

Nicolas