Moving a Window that Pops Out.

Michael131
Giga Expert

Is there a way to move a window that pops out? I don't want to close it. I just want to move it to another screen so I can see what is behind it.

Thanks

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Actually, initially I thought the link is configurable, that we could change the code which triggers the pop-up window. You could use onClick function on a link to create pop-up windows, which you can usually find in UI Action based pop-up windows.

There are different APIs to create pop-ups in ServiceNow, like GlideDialogWindow(), GlideModal(); what I have seen is the pop-ups created using GlideDialogWindow API are movable, whereas the ones created using GlideModal() are not. I just assumed that maybe it is one of those scenarios; but unfortunately not 😞

 

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Michael131
Giga Expert

Thank you that was very helpful.

You said "Oh, it looks like one of those OOB features where the actual code / component isn't available to change."

Does this mean some of the fly out windows have code you can adjust and others don't?

Actually, initially I thought the link is configurable, that we could change the code which triggers the pop-up window. You could use onClick function on a link to create pop-up windows, which you can usually find in UI Action based pop-up windows.

There are different APIs to create pop-ups in ServiceNow, like GlideDialogWindow(), GlideModal(); what I have seen is the pop-ups created using GlideDialogWindow API are movable, whereas the ones created using GlideModal() are not. I just assumed that maybe it is one of those scenarios; but unfortunately not 😞

 

Hi,

Investment Portal provides many customisations for viewing data, like adding custom widgets for displaying data, customising the column configuration. However no customisation is provided for the context menu actions on the grid.

You can read more about the features provided in investment portal in the documentation provided

Investment Portal

Yes, I have read much of the documentation. But quite honestly it is often written at such a high level it is not actionable. Meaning I get what they are trying to say, but it doesn't give me enough or specific information to do any thing to address the issue.