UI Action condition to show button when user is delegate of assigned to

[Jeff Krueger1]

I am trying to show an "Implement" UI Action button on a Change request to either an admin, the user that is the current assigned to, or a user who is the delegate of the current assigned to.   I tried using the getMyAssignments() function from the getMyApprovals business rule, but I'm not able to get it to work properly.   What do I need to add to this condition statement to allow for delegates to see/invoke the button:

(gs.hasRole('admin') || current.assigned_to == gs.getUserID())

[Tim Deniston]

Is there another UI Action on this table (or task) that has the same "Action Name"?

[Jeff Krueger1]

No, the action name is unique on both the change_request and task table (state_model_move_to_implement).

[Jeff Krueger1 · Accepted solution]

The following changes ended up with a workable solution!   Here is the UI Action condition: new isDelegate().delegatecheck(current.assigned_to))

Script Include:

var isDelegate = Class.create();

isDelegate.prototype = {

initialize: function() {

},

delegatecheck : function (serOwnrVal){

var grDelegate = new GlideRecord("sys_user_delegate");

grDelegate.addQuery("user", serOwnrVal);

grDelegate.addQuery("delegate", gs.getUserID());

grDelegate.addQuery("assignments", "true");

grDelegate.addQuery("starts", "<=", gs.daysAgo(0));

grDelegate.addQuery("ends", ">=", gs.daysAgo(0));

grDelegate.query();

{

if(grDelegate.next()){

answer = true;

return answer;

}

else{

answer = false;

return answer;

}

}

},

type: 'isDelegate'

};

[Tim Deniston]

The getMyAssignments function is a good start, but you would want to add 'g.addQuery("user", current.assigned_to);' and maybe adjust 'g.addQuery("assignments", "true");' if necessary.