before, I use form.clientScriptModulePath in user event script it did nothing when it was trigger by server side record.load. now it trying to load and cause error

MODULE_DOES_NOT_EXIST

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form.clientScriptModulePath

is used to attach a client script to a form in a User Event script. However, it's important to note that User Event scripts run on the server side, while Client scripts run on the client side (in this case, the browser). The

form.clientScriptModulePath

is typically used with buttons in User Event scripts. It's like a stealth client script that will use any of the entry points automatically. However, it seems that you're experiencing an issue where the

form.clientScriptModulePath

is trying to load and causing a

MODULE_DOES_NOT_EXIST

error. This error typically occurs when the module path specified in

form.clientScriptModulePath

does not exist or is not correctly defined. Make sure that the path to the client script module is correct and that the module exists in the specified path. If you're trying to use a client script entry point like

fieldChanged

from a User Event script, it's important to note that this might not work as expected. The

fieldChanged

entry point is a client script function and might not be triggered when the form is loaded on the server side. If you're trying to reload the page after making changes in a beforeLoad User Event script, you might want to consider using

redirect.toRecord

instead of trying to load a client script and run

window.location.reload()

. However, be careful with this approach as it can lead to an infinite redirect if not handled correctly. One way to avoid an infinite redirect is to add a parameter to

redirect.toRecord

and read it in your script. If that parameter is set, skip the

redirect.toRecord

. Here's a code sample:

javascript
const redirectParams = {
    isReloaded: 'T'
};

const params = scriptContext.request.parameters;

if (params.isReloaded !== 'T') {
    redirect.toRecord({
        type: newRec.type,
        id: newRec.id,
        parameters: redirectParams
    });
}

This code checks if the page has been reloaded. If it hasn't, it redirects to the record, effectively reloading the page. If the page has already been reloaded, it skips the redirect to avoid an infinite loop.