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04-21-2020 09:23 AM
There is a knowledge article, KB0819725 - that states the GlideFlow library needs to be added as a Widget JS dependency, However, the article goes no further and I need additional direction as how to accomplish this.
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06-16-2020 05:55 AM

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04-21-2020 11:13 AM
Hi Phil,
Step 1:
1)Navigate to sp_js_include.list
2)Create a new record with the below parameters.
Display name:/scripts/GlideFlow.js
Source: url
JS file URL:/scripts/GlideFlow.js
3)Submit
Step 2:
Navigate to Service Portal->Dependencies
1. Create a new Record with name as GlideFlow, Include on page load value set to true, Portal for page load (Select the right portal page i.e I guess Service Portal) and save the form.
2. Under JS include related list click on edit button and select the record created in step 1.
I hope this helps
- Pradeep Sharma
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04-21-2020 11:50 AM
Hi Pradeep,
Thanks for you help. This looks pretty straight forward. I followed these steps and I still get a "GlideFlow is not defined" error. Any ideas? I'm attempting to run the GlideFlow.action from a client script on the portal.
Again, thanks for the direction on adding a dependency.

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04-21-2020 01:14 PM
Thanks Phil for the update. Could you try cache.do and check again.

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04-22-2020 11:53 AM
Hi Phil,
Did you have a chance to read this?