A UI Action in ServiceNow can be configured to prompt or notify users when an action is completed,
such as submitting an Incident. UI Actions are used to create buttons, links, or context menu items
that trigger specific actions.
How UI Actions Can Prompt a Success Message:
A UI Action (e.g., a "Submit" button on the Incident form) can be configured with a success message
using the gs.addInfoMessage() function.
This message is displayed after the form submission to inform the user that their Incident has been
successfully submitted.
Example of a UI Action Script:
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gs.addInfoMessage("The incident has been successfully submitted.");
This will display a confirmation message at the top of the page when an Incident is submitted.
Why "True" is the Correct Answer:
✅ UI Actions can display confirmation messages using gs.addInfoMessage() or similar methods.
Why "False" is Incorrect:
❌ UI Actions can be used to provide user feedback, including success messages for actions like
submitting an incident.
