HI @poornima batchu ,
I trust you are doing great.
Hello Poornima,
In ServiceNow, the g_form.showFieldMsg() function is typically used to display informational, error, or warning messages related to a specific field on a form. However, as you've found, it does not natively support the inclusion of hyperlinks directly within the message.
Given your requirement to include a hyperlink in a field message without using an info message, you might consider a couple of alternative approaches:
1. Custom HTML Field
You can create a custom HTML field that contains the hyperlink. This field can be dynamically shown or hidden based on certain conditions. Here’s a basic outline on how to do this:
- Create a new field: Add a new field of type 'HTML' to your form.
- Set the HTML content: In this field, you can write HTML code that includes your hyperlink.
- Control visibility: Use
g_form.setVisible('field_name', true/false) to show or hide this field based on your specific conditions.
2. UI Macro
Another approach is to use a UI Macro to create a custom display message with a hyperlink. You can then embed this UI Macro in a form where needed. This approach offers more flexibility in terms of formatting and interaction but is more complex to implement.
- Create a UI Macro: Design a UI Macro with the desired message and hyperlink.
- Embed in the form: Use a UI Script or a client script to embed this macro into your form.
Sample Code
Here's a simple example of how you might implement the first approach:
g_form. showFieldMsg('Field', message); // Replace 'your_html_field' with the actual field name
//message exampe : <a href="https://yourportal.com">Click here to go to the portal</a>
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