Hi all, is anybody knows if it possible programmat...
# suitescripts
Slava
11/14/2023, 10:58 AMHi all, is anybody knows if it possible programmatically change selected/activated tab in Client script based on user action?
For example, I have checkbox, when user set it to true select/activate tab "Apply" and when user set it to false select/activate tab "Communication".
I don`t need to add/remove the tabs (I already did it via userevent), just to select/activate them
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Ryan Valizan
11/14/2023, 12:08 PMIf the tab you want to select is not a sublist but a regular tab containing custom fields, you can't directly "select" the tab in the same way you would with a sublist in SuiteScript. NetSuite's SuiteScript API doesn't provide a direct method to programmatically set focus to a non-sublist tab.
However, you can simulate this action by focusing on a specific field within that tab. When the field gains focus, NetSuite's UI will automatically switch to the tab that contains the field.
Ryan Valizan
11/14/2023, 12:11 PMSomething like this
const fieldChanged = (context) => {
const fieldId = context.fieldId;
const record = context.currentRecord;
if (fieldId === 'your_trigger_field_id') { // Replace with your trigger field's ID
try {
// Focus on a field in the target tab
const targetFieldId = 'your_target_field_id'; // Replace with your target field's ID
const field = record.getField({
fieldId: targetFieldId
});
if (field) {
jQuery('#' + field.id).focus(); // Using jQuery to focus on the field
}
} catch (e) {
log.error({
title: 'Error setting focus to field',
details: e.message
});
}
}
}
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Slava
11/14/2023, 1:13 PMI actually found workaround solution, but I wondered if there is build in API for it. I used document.getElementByID to get Tab element in browser and then invoke click action. it looks something like this:
fieldChanged(context)=>{
if(context.fieldId=='triger field'){
let e=document.getElementById('Tab which should be selected'+txt)
if(e){e.click()}
}
}
Not the most sexy method but works
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Ryan Valizan
11/14/2023, 1:17 PMYeah, that’s what my example does except mine was using jQuery instead of native JS.
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