This is the apparently less wrong alternative to Changing the Task description into an HTML field. You create a new “u_html_description” field. You hide the out of the box “description” and you live happily ever after. Right? Not so fast! There will still be issues: Many customizations will still be required: Find and evaluate if

This is the last in a series of articles where I explore the possibility of adding any record to a Visual Task Board from a form, from a list context menu, and a list choice. This last one will also involve a list choice, but in this case, we will add a single card for

In previous articles, I explored the possibility of adding any record to a Visual Task Board from a form and from a list. Where do we go from here? What about selecting multiple records from a list and adding a card for each one of them? The idea We can use Personal tasks [vtb_task] as

In a previous article, I explored the possibility of adding any record to a Visual Task Board from a form. So the next obvious step is to try to do the same in the list view. Will it be possible to do that? (Spoiler alert: Yes!) The idea We can use Personal tasks [vtb_task] as

I really like Kanban-style dashboards. In ServiceNow, we have Visual Task Boards. I really love them, but I don’t like the second word in their name: Task. Why only tasks? I want to be able to add any record in the system to a freeform board. For example, I might have a list of Scripts,

In order to debug a GlideAjax Script Include, we have to trigger the code from the server side. We can run it the same way as we do with any other Script Include: using the background script. We can simply override the getParameter function defined in AbstractAjaxProcessor, so that it uses some static values instead