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11-10-2020 05:11 AM
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11-10-2020 06:51 AM
Hi Arkesh,
Create ui policy/catalog client script
Script:
this.jQuery('button').hide();
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11-10-2020 06:48 AM
For Service Portal you can modify the widget (item widget) css.
Example

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01-28-2025 04:56 PM
You should use a Content Item with the Catalog Content type for this sort of scenario where it is just for info and not for submitting a request.
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11-10-2020 06:51 AM
Hi Arkesh,
Create ui policy/catalog client script
Script:
this.jQuery('button').hide();
Please mark helpful if it solves the purpose
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11-12-2020 11:36 AM
Hi Arkesh
Any update in progress of the issue?
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11-18-2020 06:56 AM
I'm curious as to why you chose the DOM manipulation method to solve your issue? I know there are lots of ways to do things in ServiceNow, BUT some are better than others.
It seems like you just want to display something to your users, which is exactly what Content Items are for. No need for scripts to deactivate the Submit button because there is none.