SuiteScript 2.x module called N/ui/message module

https://netsuite.custhelp.com/app/an…ail/a_id/49316

You can. I did this with some code earlier.

In my UE script on the record, I check a particular request param and show a banner like:

Code:
var fieldObj = form.addField('custpage_editunavailable', 'inlinehtml', ' ');
fieldObj.setDefaultValue('<div id="div_alert"><div style="" class="uir-alert-box alert" width="100%" role="status">' +
'<div class="icon alert"></div><div class="content"><div class="title">YOUR TITLE MESSAGE HERE</div>' +
'<div class="descr">YOUR DESCRIPTION MESSAGE HERE</div></div></div></div>');
fieldObj.setLayoutType('outsideabove', 'startrow');
Looks like the below screenshot. Just change the class to be the one you want.

Another option for SS1.0 is to use the undocumented internal Netsuite function showAlertBox() in your client side code.

Code:
showAlertBox('alert_duplicate_record', 'Warning – This record may have duplicate', 'This record may have duplicates.', NLAlertDialog.TYPE_HIGH_PRIORITY);

I think CREECE 's solution should work really well. It is a better approach to use what we have on the APIs provided rather than using the functionalities that are not directly shown on the documentation to ensure that the codes logic will work even if there will be some changes in the UI components

Thanks for all the input. CREECE , I want to add this to a standard sales order and not a custom form. Any ideas?

Originally posted by johngraham

View Post

Thanks for all the input. CREECE , I want to add this to a standard sales order and not a custom form. Any ideas?

A Before Load UserEvent which adds a new field on the Page, and sets the default value to the previous post's value.

Deploy this script then to the Sales Order Record Type.

Originally posted by michoel

View Post

Another option for SS1.0 is to use the undocumented internal Netsuite function showAlertBox() in your client side code.

Code:
showAlertBox('alert_duplicate_record', 'Warning – This record may have duplicate', 'This record may have duplicates.', NLAlertDialog.TYPE_HIGH_PRIORITY);

Ah I was looking for this! Thanks Michoel!

Fantastic! Works as expected. Thanks again for everyone's help.