Hi Everyone. On a custom record I have added a "Refresh Page" button via UE- Before load shown below. Works well but when I tried to attach a client script in the before load i get this error

var recordUrl = url.resolveRecord({
          recordType: newRecord.type,
          recordId: newRecord.id
        });

        form.addButton({
          id: refreshId,
          label: 'Refresh',
          functionName: 'window.open(\'' + recordUrl + '\', \'_self\')'
        });

just a guess but its probably parsing the code in the cs? and doesn't like that single quotes / escaping?

let me try that

you get the error when you click the button, or just from having the client script?

clicking the button

why are you writing the code in the function name? what's in your client script?

it was a simple page refresh so i did that before I had a client script. So I didn't need a CS

why not just write

functionName: 'MyRefreshFunction(recordUrl)'

and then have that function in your CS script do the window.open?

Yeah that's what I'm doing now moving all the logic to the client script

oh these were two separate pieces of dev work, but they're interacting.. got it

yeah my new client script seems to have broken the old button that was on the UE

yeah that old button thing... idk like it works but its a little hacky in my mind... still surprised it broke like this tho

yeah same here. I still think it might be a parsing error like you mentioned but no idea what I can do about it

9pm here mate, so I'm not about to dig into this anymore, I'm done for the day

Thanks for your inputs 🙂 C ya

the functionName is sadly overloaded and does different things depending on how its used

I ended up writing a generic "OpenPage" function and calling that from my buttons and that worked. But it was a interesting error