Ever had these thoughts....How many open/closed incidents did I have
last week, month?How can I trend on the Quantity of something?What has
been my trend of loaner computers in the past months?Recentl...
The light bulb just went off for our super-genius at right — finally, it
all makes sense to him. What makes sense, you ask? Why, code like this
(which I used in my last postgr = this._get_real_gr(gr)...
You can request this update through our service portal:
https://hi.service-now.com/Doc for the release is here:
http://wiki.service-now.com/index.php?title=June_2011_Preview_2_Release_NotesCheers,
The h.e.l.p Blog 4/8/11(here everybody learns plenty)I am sure you all
missed me last week, but I am back and excited for this week's blog.Over
the past two weeks among our other activities we have be...
On occasion in this blog, I've mentioned Script Includes (navigate to
System Definition → Script Includes) and talked about classes using
the prototype.js library. On the Service-now instance, JavaS...
Our confident — and definitely different — girl at right is doing just
fine. Sometimes doing things differently in your JavaScript code can be
a good thing, too. Consider this perfectly ordinary code ...
In real life there's often a simple, obvious distinction between
identity and equality. For instance, if you hand me two oranges I might
think of them as equal, but I certainly wouldn't think of them ...
If you're a parent, have you ever wished you could hand your kid(s) off
to someone else? Or...when you were a kid, did you ever wish you had a
different set of (cooler) parents? The kid at right just ...
Our young friend at right is skeptical that we ever need to force
JavaScript to use any particular datatype, but actually the need arises
often. If you write any JavaScript at all, you're probably usi...
After a stressful week of being uncertain I would be able to implement a
solution allowing guest users to be able to access the CMS, Joshua
Personius and Andrew Kincaid came to the rescue!Working with...
For three days now, I've delivered what some people consider a form of
bloodless torture: a description of bitwise (aka "binary") operators,
complete with a bunch of examples in hex and binary. This w...
Wiki upgrade coming today. Navigation, categories, and breadcrumbs have
been updated. Cheers to Tech Writer Rachel Sienko for leading this
project and doing much of the work. This is an incremental ch...
There's just one more bitwise JavaScript operator left for us to talk
about: the exclusive-or (aka XOR) operator, which is "^". There's also
one more topic related to the bitwise operators that I'll c...
There are three bitwise JavaScript operators that I didn't talk about
yesterday: ">>", ">>>", and "<<". They are JavaScript's shift operators.
No, that's not some kind of shady operator like our fello...
Recently I was talking with a customer I'll call Paula who needed to set
one particular bit in a numeric variable, to call a Java class that used
a "flags" parameter. In this particular case, she need...
As you may know, we've been playing catch-up documenting our APIs. This
is some of the most difficult documentation to create, not just for us
but for anyone doing what we do. Right now I need to take...
If you write even a few JavaScript programs, you're going to run into
situations where you need to make a test, then take some action only if
the test had a certain outcome. Probably the most common e...
The h.e.l.p. Blog 3/25/11(here everybody learns plenty) I had the
privilege of introducing our new blog last week and this week I am
excited to announce our official title "The h.e.l.p. Bog" (here
eve...
Geek SpeakI am sure that those who read this blog title, will know
instantly that this is pure "Geek Speak". But if you can appreciate this
title, you will probably like this example. Use Case:I had a...
Hi everyone,Another piece of new documentation is ready for you. It's
another API, this time the GlideMenu javascript class that you can use
to customize Context Menus and Context Menu
Items:http://wi...