Replace a Service Catalog form script with a widget

You can use widgets in Service Portal to replace UI Macros. If your Service Catalog form includes a UI Macro that references other fields or variables on the form, you can create a widget to hold reusable code and embed it within the Service Catalog form. Use special syntax to access any variable fields on the form.

始める前に

Role required: admin or sp_admin

手順

1. Create a widget that performs the action you would like to use in catalog item forms.
   See step 7 for a simple example widget that accesses another variable on the form.
2. Open a catalog item that previously used a UI Macro or other reusable component not supported in Service Portal.
3. In related lists, add a new variable to the catalog item.
4. Configure the variable form to add the Widget field.
5. In the Type field, select Macro.
6. In the Widget field, select a widget that performs the desired action.
7. オプション: Use the $scope.page.g_form() or $scope.page.field syntax in the embedded widget to access the catalog item values.
   This example shows how to modify the value of a single-line text variable with the name color associated with the catalog item.

   Widget HTML Template

   <div>  
     Data from catalog variable:  
     <h1>{{ c.data.message }}</h1>  
   </div>

   Widget client script

   function($scope) {  
        var c = this;  
     
        //Watch for changes in the color variable  
        $scope.$watch(function () {  
             return $scope.page.g_form.getValue('color');  
        }, function (value) {  
        //Update local data object with data from variable  
        c.data.message = value ? 'Content of color variable: ' + value : '';  
   });  
   }  

   You can use the following to access variable or catalog item fields:

   • $scope.page.g_form(): The g_form instance on the form. You can use all supported g_form methods described in Service Portal and client scripts. For example, g_form.setValue('variable_name', 'new value');.
   • $scope.page.field(): The object that represents the variable.
   When you open the catalog item in the Service Portal, the embedded widget accesses the variable fields associated with the catalog item.