What method prints a message on a blue background to the top of the current form by default?

What method prints a message on a blue background to the top of the current form by default?

• A. g_form.addInfoMessage()
• B. g_form.addErrorMessage()
• C. g_form.showInfo()
• D. alert()

Answer: (A)

Printing a form-level informational banner at the top of a form is done with the g_form.addInfoMessage(...) call. This method creates a blue information banner at the top of the current form, signaling non-blocking information to the user. It’s the appropriate choice when you want to convey a message without blocking the user’s workflow. If you wanted to signal an error, you’d use g_form.addErrorMessage, which renders a red banner at the top. The option named showInfo isn’t the standard way to display a top-of-form message, and alert() would trigger a browser modal dialog, not the blue banner used in ServiceNow forms.

Printing a form-level informational banner at the top of a form is done with the g_form.addInfoMessage(...) call. This method creates a blue information banner at the top of the current form, signaling non-blocking information to the user. It’s the appropriate choice when you want to convey a message without blocking the user’s workflow.

If you wanted to signal an error, you’d use g_form.addErrorMessage, which renders a red banner at the top. The option named showInfo isn’t the standard way to display a top-of-form message, and alert() would trigger a browser modal dialog, not the blue banner used in ServiceNow forms.