If the prompts you are trying to create are anything other than Query Results, then no, the current Self-Service Portal does not support dynamic cascading lists, values, or questions unfortunately. However, if you are trying to display different
items out of the database by using a selection in a list as a filter, you can do that by configuring the criteria on your query results to utilize the Token of the previous question (in this case, the list). Does that help?
Proposed as answer byWarrenSpier001Monday, March 18, 2013 11:34 PM
Marked as answer bynichoffMonday, March 25, 2013 3:31 PM
If the prompts you are trying to create are anything other than Query Results, then no, the current Self-Service Portal does not support dynamic cascading lists, values, or questions unfortunately. However, if you are trying to display different
items out of the database by using a selection in a list as a filter, you can do that by configuring the criteria on your query results to utilize the Token of the previous question (in this case, the list). Does that help?
Proposed as answer byWarrenSpier001Monday, March 18, 2013 11:34 PM
Marked as answer bynichoffMonday, March 25, 2013 3:31 PM
By default, there is no link in the CMDB between groups and their members. However, using Orchestrator or Powershell, the SCSM authoring tool, and some ingenuity, you could configure a workflow to automatically create the appropriate relationships,
if that is needed for your environment. That discussion would be best placed in either the Administration or the Integration and Connectors sub-forum, though, so I'll not go into a lot of detail here.
