Correct, that's where the code is. You will have to transfer that code to a UI Action. There are some notes in there about available variables. I sent this so you could start by creating the UI Action with this code as a basis(needing some modification of course). For example, you will need to replace variable referencing the sys_id.

Give it a shot, post your code if it doesn't work and we can go from there.

Hi,

I tried the same piece of code in my UI Action but it is redirecting to the previous visited page. Please let me know if where I should make changes to this code. Here is the code I have been using,

runContextAction();

function runContextAction() {

    var sysparm_rows = g_list.grandTotalRows;

    var num_rows = parseInt(sysparm_rows);

    var sysparm_query = g_list.getQuery({all: true});

    var sysparm_view = g_list.view;

    if (num_rows < g_export_warn_threshold) {

          var dialog = new GwtPollDialog(g_list.tableName, sysparm_query, sysparm_rows, sysparm_view, 'unload_pdf');

          dialog.execute();

          return;

    }

    var dialog = new GwtExportScheduleDialog(g_list.tableName, sysparm_query, sysparm_rows, sysparm_view, 'unload_pdf');

    dialog.execute();

}

Hey addenkik,

You can create a UI Action form button with the folowing script to export the form to pdf :-

Client : ticked

Form Button : ticked

Onclick : exportPDF()

Script :

function exportPDF() {
var sysparm_table = g_form.getTableName();
var sysparm_sys_id = g_form.getUniqueValue().toString();
var a='https://dev00000.service-now.com/';
var url = a+sysparm_table + '.do?PDF&sys_id=' + sysparm_sys_id;
g_navigation.openPopup(url);

} 

NOTE : In var a write your own developer instance url.

I want the same thing but instead of PDF I want to export form data to Excel. Can you please guide me for this?

Thanks!!

how to create export to PDF as a button on incident form