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lassic video from Google showing the realities of the online checkout process. If you haven’t experienced this yourself you haven’t been online. Very clever.
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lassic video from Google showing the realities of the online checkout process. If you haven’t experienced this yourself you haven’t been online. Very clever.
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was recently asked to help a colleague figure out some date calculations based on a schedule. The requirement was to calculate a future date based on the existing value of a date/time field. I decided to document this solution (and come up with a solution for a similar problem…date addition from the current date/time based on a schedule). Working with dates and schedules can really be a pain if you don’t have good examples to work from so hopefully these help somebody at some point. Read on for the full scripts.
I‘ve seen a couple of requests recently for a capability to record actual, hand-drawn user signatures. There are probably several uses for this type of thing, but usually the requirement has something to do with a field service technician completing work in the field, and then being able to get a customer to sign indicating that some work was performed. This functionality doesn’t exist in ServiceNow, but it can be added thanks to a very cool jQuery plugin called ‘Signature Pad‘. I’ve incorporated this jQuery solution into a UI page/Dialog-based solution for use with regular ServiceNow records and forms. Read on for more information about the SNCGuru SignaturePad update set!