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‎06-13-2019 11:36 AM
Hello Folks, Is there any way to review attachments through a pop-up window? like adding any pop-up or fly-out type functionality for more easily reviewing attachments on the form for users.
I have gone through the plugin( Document viewer plugin) documentation in madrid release which only allow user to view pdf's, my requirement here is to give user access to review all their attachment by displaying mobile pop-up/glidewindow pop-up so that they can check each attachment and mark it as reviewed and then submit.
Any one have done this or had some break through??
Note: I have gone through this articles prior to this post.
https://www.servicenowguru.com/system-ui/glidedialogwindow-advanced-popups-ui-pages/
Thanks in advance
Anand
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‎06-13-2019 10:43 PM
When you say "form" are you talking about in the normal UI or within Service Portal (using the form widget)?
One easy way is to add the Attachments related list as an embedded list on the form. It doesn't give you a "checkbox" to confirm, but it does give a nice list and the easy ability to delete any attachment records.
You can always build a UI Page like in the SNCguru link (although I would use GlideModalV3 instead of GlideDialogWindow), or utilize spModal if you want to build a simple modal to render some data within Service Portal (you could call that from within your submission function if you wanted the user to "confirm" attachments prior to it actually submitting).

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‎06-13-2019 10:43 PM
When you say "form" are you talking about in the normal UI or within Service Portal (using the form widget)?
One easy way is to add the Attachments related list as an embedded list on the form. It doesn't give you a "checkbox" to confirm, but it does give a nice list and the easy ability to delete any attachment records.
You can always build a UI Page like in the SNCguru link (although I would use GlideModalV3 instead of GlideDialogWindow), or utilize spModal if you want to build a simple modal to render some data within Service Portal (you could call that from within your submission function if you wanted the user to "confirm" attachments prior to it actually submitting).