@Nicole Mendoza-Oracle Yes, your answer was very helpful with hiding the subtab.

@Richard James Uri-Oracle Can you expand on the idea that this button can be added? I use the below code in a user event script to add a button at the top of a transaction form. Can you assist what I can do to put this button in a subtab? var form = context.form; form.addButton({ id: 'custpage_changeorder_buttonId', label:…

Is it possible to display these fields in in edit mode after hiding them with a user event?

@Jack Daryl Espiel-Oracle Thank you for pointing out the getField vs getValue. Also once I added var record = currentRecord.get() that solved my issue.

@Jack Daryl Espiel-Oracle Using the Hide Field CS article I deployed this code: function pageInit(context) { var changeOrderSum = record.getValue({ fieldId: 'custbody_change_summary' }) changeOrderSum.isDisplay = false } I used get.Value instead of get.Field because I read get.Value was for version 2.0. I am using false…

Your work around worked great! Thank you for all of your help

@Nicole Mendoza-Oracle I was able to get this code working when I edited the the form. I was looking to identify the form in view mode. Is this possible? Thank you for your assistance

I am using a custom form and still not getting data returned for fieldId: 'customform'. Here is a screen shot of the NetSuite Field Explorer extension showing the customform field and the form number. I just can't extract it with my code.

When I log the record, I don't see the field for customform.

Nicole, My log is coming back blank for the formID. Any thoughts? Here is my script: function beforeLoad(context) { if (context.type === context.UserEventType.VIEW) { var curRecord = context.newRecord var formID = curRecord.getValue({ fieldId: 'customform' }) log.debug('FORM ID',formID)

Is their a solution for this in version 2.0?