One of the most enjoyable experiences since joining ServiceNow has been
interacting with the community of customers, partners and colleagues.
There really is a strong sense of following on both this w...
As I'm sure you'll agree, every software company worth anything at all
will eat it's own dog food. (Actually, in my ServiceNow induction the
lovely Karen Chalfont told us "being English we much prefer...
I was thinking we should get the virtual user group going again? Let me
know if you agree.[edit]The virtual user group is what we make it. You
want to do video chats about it and ask questions to the ...
Somewhere there may be a programmer who always writes programs that work
correctly on the first try. Many non-programmers I know are convinced
that every progammer other than me is like that! But I've...
There's another aspect of Jelly that can easily confuse just about
anybody. I've deliberately avoided showing it to this point, because I
wanted you to have a solid understanding of the Jelly evaluate...
I had a colleague come to me recently for help on a client issue. The
customer wanted two things; the first was to set up the capability to
warn users when they were navigating away from a modified fo...
Now that you're expert on Jelly's two phases, and the differences
between Jelly and JavaScript variables, you're probably thinking "Hey,
my Jelly education is done! Where's my diploma?"Well, not so fa...
Glenn O'Donnell asks a question on the Forrester discussion boardShould
you abolish your Change Advisory Board?A major criticism of IT's
inability to serve the demands of cloud computing is the extrem...
I've briefly mentioned (but didn't really explain) the two types of
variables one can find in Jelly templates: Jelly variables and
JavaScript variables. My colleague Burton (seen at right while creati...
My wife (Debbie) competes in dog agility with one of our field spaniels,
Miki. To anyone who knows about the sport and the breed, that's a bit
like saying she's taken up automobile racing — with a Joh...
Une partie du succès de ServiceNow trouve son origine dans l'énorme
communauté de clients et partenaires qui orientent la philosophie de
ServiceNow et occupent un rôle important dans le développement ...
Long post today, folks, on a topic that confuses many. We begin with a
story:Not so very long ago, in a government bureaucracy that was part of
a state famous for its ineffective and infuriating burea...
I warned you yesterday that I'd have more to say about the evaluate tag,
and today I'm here to deliver on that threatpromise.Isaac doesn't look
exactly thrilled at that prospect. But he should be!The ...
I've been needing to evaluate URI paramaters in areas of the application
where the RP object hasn't been available. With a pointer from Tyler
Jones I found a great script on stackoverflow.Here is what...
Best practice comes with experience and learning from both success and
failures. This page in the WIKI is my attempt to summarize what you
should expect when going into a CMS project, and is the first...
Yesterday I introduced the evaluate tag, but didn't really say much
about it. This post (and one or two more) we're going to spend some time
understanding just what the heck that tag does. My young fr...
I interviewed with The ITSM Reviews "Chief cook and bottle washer"
Martin Thompson about my experiences before joining ServiceNow.As I said
in my first blog post on the ServiceNow community I came fro...
Sometimes you need to be a little obsessive-compulsive in your HTML
rendering, such as when you want to make a list of something. You need
to do the same thing, over and over again — you need repetiti...
Just came across a new ITIL blog - itsmsavvy.blogspot.com. Martin, the
author is Marketing Manager for Axios Systems, another SaaS ITSM
vendor.In his post "ITIL is dead. Long live ITIL" Martin talks a...
The ServiceNow platform renders HTML based on data it retrieves from its
database. Often we want to make decisions about what HTML to render
based on that database information. The Jelly tags (its sta...