Debugging ServiceNow Jelly with HTML

As a developer working with the ServiceNow platform, you may find yourself using Jelly, a templating language that allows you to customize the User Interface of the ServiceNow platform. However, debugging Jelly can be a challenging task as there are no built-in debugging tools available.

Luckily, there are a few techniques that you can use to debug Jelly scripts. One of these techniques is using the "servicenow jelly debug - Html" command, which allows you to see the rendered HTML output of your Jelly script.

What is "servicenow jelly debug - Html"?

"servicenow jelly debug - Html" is a command that allows you to debug a Jelly script by rendering its output as HTML. This command can be run from the ServiceNow web interface or command line, depending on your needs.

How to use "servicenow jelly debug - Html"

To use "servicenow jelly debug - Html", follow these simple steps:

1. Open the ServiceNow web interface or the command line interface.
2. Enter the following command: "servicenow jelly debug - Html <path_to_jelly_script>".
3. Replace "<path_to_jelly_script>" with the actual path to your Jelly script.
4. Hit enter.

The output of the command will be rendered as HTML and displayed in your browser or on the command line interface.

Tips for using "servicenow jelly debug - Html"

Here are a few tips to keep in mind when using "servicenow jelly debug - Html":

• Make sure that your Jelly script is syntactically correct before running the command.
• Use the "servicenow jelly debug - Xml" command to check the XML output of your Jelly script.
• To debug a Jelly script that requires user input, use the "servicenow debug - Jelly" command.

Conclusion

Debugging Jelly scripts can be a challenging task, but with tools like "servicenow jelly debug - Html", the task becomes much easier. Use this command to quickly and easily see the rendered HTML output of your Jelly script, and streamline your development process.