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using the DOM...
So this script is actually a little bit out there. We're using the ccx user agent to manage incoming and outgoing phonecalls. This allows us to automate tasks. When the user agent set up a new call for a rep it brings up the associated task. To give myself something to work with we've set it so that whenever the ccx user agent is used to pull a netsuite record (customer, task, etc) it does so using a get request that adds an additional parameter. The question then becomes, how do I use netsuite to read this additional parameter?
So far I've tried to use general javascripting in order to try and parse it out. I found and am using the following code:
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