"List Collector" variable types do not display slushbucket in Service Portal but instead a "Select Box" type variableDescriptionAfter creating a record producer and attaching a variable with type List Collector, the variable displays correctly when accessing the record from the service catalog and the slushbucket appears; however when accessing it through Service Portal a Select Box appears instead of a slushbucket. Steps to Reproduce Login any current instance as administrator.In the Navigation filter, type: sc_cat_item_producer.do to create a new record producerAssign a name, select any tableUnder the Accessibility section, select a Catalog: Service Catalog, and Category: Services.Right click header and SaveUnder the Variables related lists, select New and when the Variable form appearsUnder type select List CollectorIn the Question, tab fill in the Question and Name mandatory fields. For example, Role(s) and roleIn the Type Specifications tab, select a List table. For example, Role [sys_user_role] tableClick SubmitWhen going back to the Record Producer, select the Try It on the top right hand side of the headerThe slushbucket displays (as expected)In the Navigation filter, go to Service Portal > Service Portal HomeSearch for the record previously createdNavigate into that record The slushbucket does not appear, but in it's place, a Select Box type variable appears.WorkaroundThis is expected behaviour and by design in all currently supported releases. Service Portal implemented a new list collector and glide list element type that looks like a reference field but allows the user to select multiple items (but not multiple items at once). The following script is not meant to allow user to select multiple items at once. It is a new g_list api in Service Portal client scripts to add a filter and add and remove items. Like this: function onLoad() { var myListCollector = g_list.get("my_list_collector"); myListCollector.reset(); myListCollector.setQuery("active=true^category=8c7b22230b402200b0b02c6317673a62"); myListCollector.addItem('3a700d39af5f4fc0aab978df90f4c692', 'Power Supply'); myListCollector.addItem('1cb93419a3a248318da8f814140b42f6', 'Backpack'); } Related Problem: PRB687167