Service Portal: list - open record in new tab

[Adil JEBLI]

Hi everyone,

Do you have any idea how I can open a record from a list in new tab by changing the "data table from instance definition"?

I want to make the same behaviour as "target = _blank" in the HTML, but the widget doesn't use a "<a>" tag, it uses the go method in the scope.

NB: the standard redirect to the form of the record in the same tab.

Thank you.

[kristian dimitr]

Hi Adil

You can use something similar, construct your url:

url = '?id=' + item.page + '&sys_id=' + ciHardware + '&product=' + item.sys_id;

and then with target navigate to this url.

Kristian!

[Adil JEBLI]

Hi Kristian
it is not possible like this , because the go default method

$scope.go = function(table, item) {

var parms = {};

parms.table = table;

parms.sys_id = item.sys_id;

parms.record = item;

$scope.ignoreLocationChange = true;

for (var x in c.data.list) {

c.data.list[x].selected = false;

}

item.selected = true;

$scope.$emit(eventNames.click, parms);

};

Thank you

[Raju Koyagura]

I don't think it is possible through instance options however we achieved the same using client script

$scope.getSummary = function () {

window.open("url");

}

[Adil JEBLI]

Hi Raju
thank you for the answer

Im using standard issues and this is the code :

HTML

<tr ng-repeat="item in data.list track by item.sys_id">

                      <td class="pointer" ng-class="{selected: item.selected}" ng-click="go(data.table, item)" ng-repeat="field in data.fields_array" data-field="{{field}}" data-th="{{data.column_labels[field]}}">{{item[field].display_value}}</td>

                  </tr>

Client Script

$scope.go = function(table, item) {

var parms = {};

parms.table = table;

parms.sys_id = item.sys_id;

parms.record = item;

$scope.ignoreLocationChange = true;

for (var x in c.data.list) {

c.data.list[x].selected = false;

}

item.selected = true;

$scope.$emit(eventNames.click, parms);

};

So as you can see i'm not using open

Have you any other idea, i want to do that without changing the logic of the code, is there a way to modify the go method ?