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      <title>Creating Interactions with UI Actions</title>
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      <description>We are experimenting with new training content delivery methods. This tutorial blog post is one of those experiments. We are very interested in your feedback. Please let us know what you think about this format and the content in the comments below.
 Introduction When I develop scripts to automate business logic, I try to automate how the logic triggers. If logic should run when a record is created or is set to a certain state, I use a Business Rule to automatically execute a script.</description>
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      <title>Share Spotlight: FillMandatory</title>
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      <description>Share Spotlight Welcome to the second share spotlight! Every Friday we will be spotlighting a project from the Share site on the Developer Portal.
Fill Mandatory Fields For the next installment, we are featuring a project called Fill Mandatory Fields authored by Vijaya Sadasivuni. This project adds one Global UI Action to add some quality of life adjustments for ServiceNow Developers specifically. It solves a very handy need for developers while they are testing - filling in all the mandatory fields for a given record.</description>
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      <description>Insipration So, you want to contribute something back to the community. You have come to the right place. Share is a great way to get handy utilities, inspiration, and help others. A little over a week ago I featured a the Add to Update Set Utility share item by Ben Hollifield. It is a very handy tool and has lots of features that I believe are not well known.</description>
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      <title>Share Spotlight: UI16 Developer Patch</title>
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      <description>Share Spotlight Welcome to the second share spotlight! Every Friday we will be spotlighting a project from the Share site on the Developer Portal.
UI16 Developer Patch For the next installment, we are featuring a project called UI16 Developer Patch authored by friend of the Developer Program and London Meetup organizer James Neale. This project adds two Global UI Scripts to add some quality of life adjustments for ServiceNow Developers specifically.</description>
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      <title>Share Spotlight: Add to Update Set</title>
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      <description>Share Spotlight Welcome to the second share spotlight! Every Friday we will be spotlighting a project from the Share site on the Developer Portal.
Add to Update Set For the second installment, we are featuring a project called Add to Update Set Utility authored by friend of the Developer Program Ben Hollifield. This project adds a Global UI Action to place items into your current update set that might not normally be saved to an update set.</description>
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      <title>Share Spotlight Begins</title>
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      <description>Share Spotlight we are beginning a new feature here on the Developer Blog. Every Friday we will be spotlighting a project from the Share site on the Developer Portal. We dug deep and decided to call this &amp;ldquo;Share Spotlight&amp;rdquo;.
Show Flow Context For the first installment, we are featuring a project called Show Flow Context authored by friend of the Developer Program Tom Cullen. This project does one thing, which is to add a UI Action to Task based records to show active Flows for that record.</description>
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