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12-13-2023 01:18 AM
Hello @Ahmmed Ali ,
I have a requirement for which I need to read the unique GUID or the cart item id on the catalog item widget when the catalog item form loads. Could you please tell me how you read the GUID on service portal?
Thank you!
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07-06-2020 04:04 AM
Hi
You can use the GlideSysAttachment.copy method to copy the attachments from one record to another.
GlideSysAttachment.copy('sourcetable','sys_id','destinationtable','sys_id');
Refer: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/orlando-servicenow-platform/page/script/useful-scripts/reference/...
If you want the attachments on the catalog item to be in sync with the attachments on the incident, i.e. if the attachment is deleted on the incident, then if you want to delete it from the catalog item as well, then you can probably write a business rule that runs on insert, update and delete, on the sys_attachment table, filtering on the 'table_name' field for incident attachments, and on the 'table_sys_id' for the current.sys_id, and then copies/deletes the current attachment record from the catalog item record as well.
In order to display the attachments on the portal page, and have the users to be able to add new ones and delete the existing ones, you can use the <sp-attachment-button> and <sp-attachment-manager> directives, that help you insert new attachments, and edit/delete the existing ones.
If you'd take a look at the OOTB form widget, it has the code to deal with the attachments, using the above mentioned directives.
Thanks & Regards,
Rishabh Jha
Aavenir (https://www.aavenir.com/)
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07-06-2020 05:37 AM
Hi Rishabh,
Thank you for response.
Yes, If any record was getting created then I would have used GlideSysAttachment() API at server side. But here since catalog item is not yet submitted and there is no record in server side for the item, I am not able to figure it out how to do it.
Please suggest.
Thanks,
Ali
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04-28-2021 01:05 PM
HI everyone,
I have a requirement in which we need to check first check the mandatory attachment in serviceportal, which could be done OOB now. Along with that we need to check whether the attachment is excel or not , and if it is excel we need to count the filled rows in it. Any help will be appreciated. I have the code for checking whether the attachment is an excel or not, but its not working in portal as we are using Dom manipulation there . Below is the working code in the Service-now console and also i have the code which counts the excel rows but not able to achieve in portal.. Below are both the codes.
Excel mandatory working in console but not in portal:
Client script
function onSubmit() {
var cat_id = sysparm_item_guid.value;
var attObj = new GlideRecord('sys_attachment');
attObj.addQuery('table_name', 'sc_cart_item');
attObj.addQuery('table_sys_id', cat_id);
attObj.query();
if (attObj.hasNext()) {
while (attObj.next()) {
var typeMatch = 'ms-excel,spreadsheetml';
var typeStr = attObj.content_type.toString();
var typeChk = (typeStr.indexOf(typeMatch[0]) > -1 || typeStr.indexOf(typeMatch[1]) > -1);
var fName = attObj.file_name.toString();
var regex = /\.xlsx$/g;
var extChk = regex.test(fName);
if(!typeChk || (typeChk && !extChk)) {
alert("You must use an Excel spreadsheet for uploading, please remove the existing file and re-attach");
return false;
}
}
}
}
Counting nunmber of rows
Background script
var count=0;
var parser = new sn_impex.GlideExcelParser();
var attachment = new GlideSysAttachment();
// use attachment sys id of an excel file attachment
var attachmentStream = attachment.getContentStream('6e9c7aad1b772850c1534159cc4bcb5d'); //sys_id of record from sys_attachment table
parser.parse(attachmentStream);
//retrieve the column headers
var headers = parser.getColumnHeaders();
gs.print("Apoorva"+headers );
var key = headers[0];
var value = headers[1];
while(parser.next())
{
count++;
var row = parser.getRow();
//print row value for both columns
gs.print(row[value]) ; //Uncomment this to get actual data.
}
gs.print('Number of Rows in excel attached are '+count);
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04-28-2021 01:11 PM
Hi,
Please create your own question so the conversation can be tracked appropriately.
You're posting this across numerous other previously closed/answered threads.
Thanks!