[JacksonP]

I’ve looked through the documentation and I can’t seem to find anything to get a whole sublist object with all of its layers. There is record.getSublist(options) but that seems to just return the specified Sublist’s properties. For example:

Code:
var addressbook = rec.getSublist({
sublistId: ‘addressbook’
});
This will return:

Code:
addressbook =
id: addressbook
type: inlineeditor
isChanged: false
isDisplay: true
But I want it to return the above as well as its lines in the whole sublist.

Code:
addressbook{

currentline{
example
example2
}
line 1 {
example
example2
}
}
I’ve found a messy work around to JSON.stringify(rec)

and then JSON.parse(rec) to get it, but nothing else.
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[david.smith]

It’s not going to give you current line. You might be able to loop the lines to print out the values you seek.

Code:
var lineNum = objRecord.selectLine({
sublistId: ‘item’,
line: 3
});

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JacksonP replied on 10/06/2016, 09:25 AM: I’m already keeping track of your new Chrome plugins David, Thanks. They’ve been a great help, saved search especially have never been more simple.

[ironside]

NFT-SS2 makes sublist traversal a native javascript experience.

[chanarbon]

Hi @JacksonP,

Depending on what your approach be but the better options are

a. On Dynamic mode, you can iterate on each line using rec.selectLine() and perform the the getting using rec.getCurrentSublistValue() and setting using rec.setCurrentSublistValue()

b. on DeferredDynamic mode, you can iterate the getting by rec.getSublistValue() and setting by rec.setSublistValue()

[ironside]

Originally posted by JacksonP

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I didn’t even know the hyperlink piece existed, that’s pretty awesome.

We used to write links and colors and such directly into the NS execution log — until NS disabled that feature a while back.

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david.smith replied on 10/10/2016, 03:19 PM: Yah, that’s why I wrote this extension in the first place because they took away the html. I would color code and hyperlink in my execution logs all the time. Now it’s nice because I have "short cuts" that will do the same.

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