add condition in xml

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

To add a condition in XML, you can use the XML module to manipulate the XML data. However, a common practice is to convert the XML to JSON, perform the necessary operations such as adding conditions, and then convert it back to XML. This is because JSON is easier to manipulate in most programming languages. For example, if you're working with SuiteScript and you want to add a condition to check if a transaction doesn't have any files under the communication tab, you can use the following condition:

[\"file.internalid\",\"anyof\",\"@NONE@\"]

This condition checks if the internal id of the file is none, which means there are no files attached. If you're trying to find the correct id of a sublist in NetSuite, you can add \"&xml=t\" to the end of the URL of the record. This will return the XML of the record and you can look for the sublist id in the XML. For example, on Sales Orders, <machine name=\"item\" would indicate the \"item\" sublist. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******