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Have you ever wanted to customize the fields displayed to a user when clicking on a reference field icon ()? If so, then you can take advantage of the sys_popup form view feature.
sys_popup behaviors
The reference field popup form behaves differently depending on how you set up the sys_pop up form view.
none (default) | By default, if a sys_popup view is not defined, the reference field popup form will display the default view of the table. |
sys_popup |
If you have defined a sys_popup, the reference field popup form will display the fields configured in sys_popup. |
sys_popup,[view name] |
If you have defined a sys_popup,[view name] and viewing a form view called [view name], the reference field popup form will display the fields configured in sys_popup,[view name] (e.g. sys_popup,ess). If the sys_popup,[view name] does not exist and viewing a form view called [view name], then the default sys_popup view will be displayed. |
Configure a sys_popup view
To configure a reference field popup form for a table using the default sys_popup view, navigate to the below URL format, substituting the instance name and table name. Then configure the form to add or remove fields as appropriate.
<your instance name>.service-now.com/<table name>.do?sysparm_view=sys_popup
Configure a sys_popup view for a specific form view
To configure a reference field popup form for a table using a non-default sys_popup view, navigate to the below URL format, substituting the instance name, table name, and name of view. Then configure the form to add or remove fields as appropriate.
<your instance name>.service-now.com/<table name>.do?sysparm_view=sys_popup,[view name]
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