list_nav_tablename.REL:sysidForRelationship

Hopefully this helps someone else.

Charles

I tried the above code to enable this functionality. However, it did pop up the alert message and once I confirmed it by clicking OK, but the slush bucket with affected ci’c did not show up.

Below is my code

function onLoad() {
//Attach an event listener to the ‘Edit’ button on the ‘Affected CIs’ related list
var buttonText = ‘Edit…’;
var listID = ‘change_request.task_ci.task_list’;
//Find all buttons for the ‘Affected CIs list’
var buttons = $(listID).select(‘button’);
buttons.each(function(elmt) {
if(elmt.innerHTML.indexOf(buttonText) > -1){
//If the button text matches attach an event listener
Event.observe(elmt, ‘click’, customOnClick);
}
});

}
function customOnClick(){
alert(‘You clicked me!’);

var uri = action.getGlideURI();
var path = uri.getFileFromPath();
uri.set(‘sysparm_m2m_ref’, current.getTableName());
uri.set(‘sysparm_stack’, ‘no’);
action.setRedirectURL(uri.toString(‘sys_m2m_template.do’));
}

Highly appreciate your response.

Regards,

Ashwin

Good catch! There were a couple of issues here. The first was a misplaced parentheses causing the event to be attached to multiple buttons. The second is that Firefox handles this type of thing completely different from every other browser which means it was blowing past our custom event. I’ve updated the code above to handle both of these issues. Please give it a test and let me know if that works better.

Came across few odd experiences:
– Firefox seems to ignore the ‘Alert’ and after a very brief pause continues executing (OK in Chrome)
– The code above seems to execute on any button not just ‘Edit…’

Have you come across this?