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08-20-2018 01:37 AM
Hi,
I have a serviceportal page with a url servicenow.com/Brick and i want to change it to a new url servicenow.com/Duck.
How can i redirect users that have servicenow.com/Brick saved as a bookmark to servicenow.com/Duck.
thanks
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08-20-2018 02:00 AM
Hi
Please go to portal's module and from there change the suffix of the Brick to Duck.
Mark correct if it helps.
Regards,
Omkar Mone
www.dxsherpa.com
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08-20-2018 02:30 AM
Hi Omkar,
Plesae refer to the screenshot below for reference.You can change the suffix from there to servicenow.com/Duck as per your requiremnt.
Navigation Service portal Configuration --> Portal--> Change your URL suffix to (servicenow.com/Duck)
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Thanks,
Sambit
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08-20-2018 02:54 AM
Hi sorry,
I know about this . But if a user has been using an old url for sometime, it should be able to redirect to the new url.
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08-21-2018 02:58 AM
Hi carol,
Can you try with the bunch of code below to redirect the user to the new URL.
Edit the script on the SPEntryPage to change the assigned portal to the portal_suffix you want. SPEntryPage uses servicenow.com/Duck as the portal path to redirect to.
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SPEntryPage.prototype = {
intialize: function() {
this.portal = "Servicenow.com/Duck" // The target URL you want to redirect
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Thanks,
Sambit