Tom Sienkiewicz
Giga Sage

‎04-20-2022 06:59 AM

I'm not sure if there is an existing component in the UI Builder that does that, but for sure you could develop a custom component that will render the input whichever way you like.

I know this adds a lot of overhead though, so it might not be the perfect solution. Hopefully there is an easier way.

I wonder if repeaters could be a solution for you:

https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/sandiego-application-development/page/administer/ui-builder/task/...

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Joseph Testa
Tera Contributor
In response to Tom Sienkiewicz

‎04-20-2022 08:14 AM

Hi Tomasz, thanks for the response. It looks like custom components are what we will need. Hopefully we can make a simple component that takes a JSON input and displays it. I will also look into repeaters thanks for the suggestion

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pavan_yakkala1
ServiceNow Employee
In response to Tom Sienkiewicz

‎10-29-2024 05:42 AM

Hi Tom,

 

Can you please let me know if you could find any component does this in UI builder? to evaluate and display the records in rows, columns

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Joseph Testa
Tera Contributor

‎04-20-2022 07:57 AM

Hi Tomasz, I'm not looking for a component as much as a way to save several state parameters within a JSON object. On a complex page there can be a lot of state parameters and it would help to organize them by using objects to combine related parameters. I found that doing something like this seems to work but I don't know why it works or if it is correct practice. My current solution below seems like the object's variable needs to be set twice for it to actually take the value.

 

var tempObject = api.state.myObject;
tempObject.default_search_criteria = "test123";
api.setState('myObject.default_search_criteria', "test123");
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Bernard Esterhu
Tera Expert

‎05-07-2024 08:48 AM

We also need to visualise JSON data in a list view - this is a feature that would be very useful!!

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