Configure global search options for your screen launcher

  • Versão de lançamento: Australia
  • Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
  • 1 min. de leitura

    • Configure global search options, using the Zing search engine, to control how your app presents search results to your users.

    Antes de Iniciar

    Role required: admin

    Procedimento

    1. Navigate to All > System Mobile > Mobile App Builder.
      The Mobile App Builder opens in a new browser tab and displays the application scope selection screen.
    2. Search for the application scope you are working in and then select the name of the application scope.
      The Mobile App Builder categories home screen displays.
    3. Select the Screens menu and then search for the launcher screen where you want to add search functionality.
    4. In the Launcher Screen form, scroll down to the Search configuration section:
      1. Select Choose.

      2. In the Choose an item dialog box, select a search configuration, and then select Apply.

        If you aren't certain about which search configuration to choose, select Preview to view the configuration.

      3. Select the search configuration that you chose, which launches the Search Config form.
      4. In the Search Config form, locate the Placeholder section under Properties.

      5. In the Placeholder text box, enter the text that you want to appear in the search bar before a user enters a value into the field, and then press Tab.

        Placeholder text box in Mobile App Builder

    5. In the Settings section, select Interleave result to display interleaved search results.
      If the option is not selected, search results are separated by the search source.
    6. Select Save in Mobile App Builder.
    7. To configure the maximum number of search suggestions that can be returned, navigate to the ServiceNow® instance web interface an follow the instructions in Set the maximum number of search suggestions Zing displays.

    O que Fazer Depois

    Enable voice search so that your users can search using native speech recognition. For more details, see Turn on voice search