Show "new" button for ITIL under the Catalog Tasks

santhanalakshmi
Kilo Contributor

Related list under the "Requested Item" module, does not show "new" button for ITIL under the Catalog Tasks tab

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Sadasiva Reddy
Giga Guru

Hi,



You have to add 'itil' role for the create ACL for sc_task table. or You have to remove 'current.canCreate()' in the UI action named 'new'(Global table) condition. ( then this will work not only ITIL users, all will have the access to it).



1. works for ITIL users.


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2. Works for all users. (if you remove current.canCreate()).


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Sadasiva Reddy
Giga Guru

Hi,



You have to add 'itil' role for the create ACL for sc_task table. or You have to remove 'current.canCreate()' in the UI action named 'new'(Global table) condition. ( then this will work not only ITIL users, all will have the access to it).



1. works for ITIL users.


find_real_file.png


2. Works for all users. (if you remove current.canCreate()).


find_real_file.png


apjohn2
Mega Sage

Late to the party here... figured I might be able to add something that might help someone.

I found this thread looking for a similar answer: Open up access to other roles to allow creating of new Catalog Tasks for exiting Requested Item records (for on-the-fly tasking by our IT Service Desk team).

I read the accepted solution here--thank you for that of course!--and then realized I don't want to give all 'itil' users access to this, just the Service Desk team.

I considered adding the default role given create access to sc_task (that role being catalog_admin) but that would be too wide open.

So I'm going to add a role that I can assign just to IT Service Desk group that I can also add to this sc_task create ACL. (I started thinking 'itil_admin' role but that's already being used for some leadership stuff at my org so I'll just add a new role, 'sc_task_create' and call it a day).

Hope this helps!