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‎03-07-2018 10:45 PM
Hi All,
I have created a new catalog item that is visible on the Service Portal. In the Catalog Item, I want a clickable link to be displayed. This link shouldn't be in the description.
I created a macro first, and then included that in the macro variable. Wrote a OnLoad client script which has the header reference to the macro.
Macro:
Client Script:
document.getElementById('testMacro').href="https://www.google.com"
I replaced document with g_form but still no luck.
I'm able to see the link on the ServiceNow catalog Item view but failed to see that on the Service Portal catalog item.
Please help me make it visible on the Service Portal's Catalog item.
Thanks
Jagadish
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‎03-07-2018 11:38 PM
Hello Jagadish,
You need not to use UI macro any more. Please create widget write the HTML code there. Below the screen shot.
Then include this newly created widget in your catalog item.
Now include this widget into your Catalog Item ( By creating a new variable of type macro in Item As shown in screen shot below)
After adding this variable into the catalog item, open your catalog item in service portal and check you will see this working
Please hit Like if this rings the bell in your mind and mark my response correct if this solves your issue.

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‎03-07-2018 10:57 PM
Jelly doesn't work on Service Portal. You can try a UI page instead where you need Client script also. You can directly put the link in the HTML script of UI page.
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‎03-07-2018 11:11 PM
Hello Sanjiv,
Thanks for letting me know that Jelly doesn't work on SP. Without knowing this, i might not have moved forward.
Can you please elaborate your solution ?
I tried including the following link in the HTML script but still no luck.
<a href= "https://www.google.com">Google Link</a>
Please help.
Thanks
Jagadish
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‎03-07-2018 11:38 PM
Hello Jagadish,
You need not to use UI macro any more. Please create widget write the HTML code there. Below the screen shot.
Then include this newly created widget in your catalog item.
Now include this widget into your Catalog Item ( By creating a new variable of type macro in Item As shown in screen shot below)
After adding this variable into the catalog item, open your catalog item in service portal and check you will see this working
Please hit Like if this rings the bell in your mind and mark my response correct if this solves your issue.
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‎03-08-2018 12:29 AM
Hi Kamlesh,
I did what you suggested, and it worked perfect for me 🙂
Thanks a Ton.
Cheers
Jagadish