how do I find where this is in NetSuite record.cus...
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how do I find where this is in NetSuite record.custpage_
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AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):
The
custpage_
prefix is typically used for custom fields that are added to a form via a script in NetSuite. These fields are not directly accessible or visible in the NetSuite UI, but are created and manipulated through SuiteScript. To find where this is in NetSuite, you would need to look at the script that is creating or using this field. This could be a User Event Script, Client Script, Suitelet, or any other type of script that has the ability to manipulate the form. Here are the steps to find the script: 1. Navigate to
Customization > Scripting > Scripts > Scripts
. 2. Use the filters to narrow down the list of scripts. You can filter by
Script Type
,
Title
,
ID
, etc. 3. Once you have found the script, click on the script record to open it. 4. In the script record, navigate to the
Deployments
subtab. This will show you where the script is deployed, i.e., which records or forms it is attached to. 5. Click on the
View
link in the
Script File
column to open the script file. This will show you the actual code of the script. 6. In the script file, look for the
custpage_
field. This could be in a
beforeLoad
,
beforeSubmit
, or
afterSubmit
function, or in a Suitelet's
onRequest
function. Remember, the
custpage_
field is created dynamically by the script, so it won't exist in the database or be visible in the UI unless the script is executed. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******
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