Widget form

Use the widget form to configure a new widget.

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Field

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Description

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Name

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Unique name for the widget.

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Scripted

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Option for indicating the value on the widget is from a code script.By default, this option is selected and is read-only.

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Show Label

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Option for displaying either the label or the color indicator.If you clear the check box, the Color field appears and you can set the color.

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Active

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Option for indicating the status of the widget.Only active widgets are shown on the Demand Financials page.

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Parent widget

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Widget that is the parent of the current widget.The current widget displays in the Child widgets related list of the selected widget.

You can add a maximum of three child widgets for a parent widget.

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Formatter required

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Option for specifying whether a currency formatter is required for the widget.

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Script

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Code script that returns a requested metric value that is displayed on the widget.

In the script, use the context and filter objects. The context object contains all the demand financial fields, such as total_costs, irr_value, and capital_budget.

The following sample script returns the capital budget metric value of a demand to appear on the widget.

“‘ var context = JSON.parse(context); var filter = context.filters;

var now_GR = new GlideRecord(‘dmn_demand’); gr.addEncodedQuery(filter); gr.query(); if(gr.next()) gr.getValue(‘capital_budget’); Collapse

“‘

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Short description

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Description of the widget.

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