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03-28-2016 09:06 AM
My ServiceDesk staff have the need to indicate that some questions that they send are urgent.
The messages are sent via the email client.
Is there a way to expose this function to them?
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03-29-2016 06:55 AM
Short story: Good catch Robert!
I originally had checked my junk mail folder and the email was not there. I had also generated other notices in test which did appear in my inbox. Hence my (inaccurate) conclusion.
With your prompt, I ran the tests once again. Only this time, I also checked a new folder which was recently been implemented by our email admins, "clutter".
You guessed it, there they were. I don't know what it is about the email client mail that MS-Outlook thinks that its email is clutter, and regular notices are not. But thanks to you I have finally closed the loop on my test. ( and it does work, the importance flag does get set by the BR ).
Would you reply with this text ( the BR which I'm using ). I'll mark it as the correct answer and give you credit for getting me to the right conclusion.
---- start text for business rule ----
Before business rule ( on update )
if ( current.subject.match(/^!/) )
{
current.importance = "high";
}
---- end text for business rule ----
Thanks again.
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03-29-2016 06:36 AM
Only suggesting this because I've been bit by this obvious one too many times to count:
- if the send is verified in ServiceNow, can did you double check any mailbox rules you have in your client? I'm constantly waiting on stuff that I forgot I've auto-routed elsewhere.
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03-29-2016 06:55 AM
Short story: Good catch Robert!
I originally had checked my junk mail folder and the email was not there. I had also generated other notices in test which did appear in my inbox. Hence my (inaccurate) conclusion.
With your prompt, I ran the tests once again. Only this time, I also checked a new folder which was recently been implemented by our email admins, "clutter".
You guessed it, there they were. I don't know what it is about the email client mail that MS-Outlook thinks that its email is clutter, and regular notices are not. But thanks to you I have finally closed the loop on my test. ( and it does work, the importance flag does get set by the BR ).
Would you reply with this text ( the BR which I'm using ). I'll mark it as the correct answer and give you credit for getting me to the right conclusion.
---- start text for business rule ----
Before business rule ( on update )
if ( current.subject.match(/^!/) )
{
current.importance = "high";
}
---- end text for business rule ----
Thanks again.
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03-29-2016 07:03 AM
Ah man, I don't need the points that bad. You can mark your own answer correct and at least the info is out there.
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03-29-2016 07:11 AM
Will do.
I do appreciate your helpful advice though.