Nikita Larin
11/20/2024, 4:34 PMCeligo AI
11/20/2024, 4:34 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):In SuiteScript, there isn't a direct way to get the ID of an existing field group. However, there are a few workarounds you can use: 1. Using `form.insertField()`: This method allows you to insert a field at a specific location on the form. The inserted field will inherit the field group of the location where it's inserted. Here's an example:
javascript
form.insertField({
field: yourField,
nextfield: 'existingFieldInDesiredFieldGroup'
});
In this example, yourField
is the field you're inserting, and existingFieldInDesiredFieldGroup
is an existing field in the field group where you want to insert your field. The new field will be inserted before the specified nextfield
.
2. Inspecting the Form's HTML: You can inspect the HTML of the form to find the id
attribute of the <td>
tag that contains the Field Group. The id
attribute will have the Field Group's script ID, prefixed with fg_
, e.g. fg_custpage_grp_prompt
. However, this method is more of a hack and may not be reliable.
Please note that these methods are workarounds and may not work in all situations. Also, the behavior of form.insertField()
can be affected by the layout type and break type of the fields.
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11/20/2024, 4:35 PM