Suitescript to get the dimensions of an image from an image-type field. This is the Logo field on a Location record.

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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** To get the dimensions of an image from an image-type field, such as the Logo field on a Location record, you would need to use SuiteScript. However, there is no direct method in SuiteScript to get the dimensions of an image. You would need to create a UserEvent script on the File record. When the file record saves, you can use SuiteScript code to inspect the file extension to make sure it's an image. Then, you would need to calculate the size using a JavaScript library and save the dimensions on the file record. This assumes that the file record is scriptable. Here is a rough idea of how you might approach this:

javascript
/**
 * @NApiVersion 2.x
 * @NScriptType UserEventScript
 */
define(['N/file'], function(file) {
    function afterSubmit(context) {
        var newRecord = context.newRecord;
        var fileType = file.Type;
        if (newRecord.type === fileType.IMAGE) {
            var imageFile = file.load({
                id: newRecord.id
            });
            // Use a JavaScript library to calculate the dimensions of the image
            // Save the dimensions on the file record
        }
    }
    return {
        afterSubmit: afterSubmit
    };
});

Please note that this is a rough idea and you would need to find a suitable JavaScript library to calculate the image dimensions. Also, this script needs to be deployed and executed by a developer. As for the logo image dimensions, the logo area is about 60px in height. You might want to use that as your height and then whatever width your logo comes out to be. However, you might want to consider a height of like 180px for higher resolution screens. Always recommend resizing and compressing beforehand instead of relying on the browser.