Reference resource aliases in hooks, custom forms, and connection routes

Once resource aliases are set up, you can reference them when creating any of the following:

Important: You must set your resource alias before referencing it. Resource aliases only apply to scripts and hooks that use supported JavaScript runtime (JSRT) functions.

• Scripts used for hooks (such as preSavePage, and postMap), in cases where you are using supported JavaScript runtime (JSRT) functions.
• Custom forms used to configure resources (such as a page that prompts a user to configure additional settings before running a flow).
• Special connection routes, such as when you create a connection to a custom NetSuite RESTlet.

Referencing aliases instead of specific resource IDs for connections, exports, imports, and flows reduces maintenance and enables portability.

Reference an alias in a hook

1. Create or edit the script used for a hook.
2. In the Script editor, click View aliases on the top right.
3. Locate the alias for the appropriate resource.
   • To see more information about an alias, click … in the Actions column and then click View details.
4. Click … in the Actions column and then click Copy alias.
5. Paste the alias into the appropriate location in your script.
6. If Auto preview is enabled or you click Preview, the alias should be resolved and the output of the invoked function should appear.
   
   

Reference an alias in a custom form

Note: This feature requires Developer mode.

1. Create or edit the custom setting and form.
2. In the Form builder, click View aliases on the top right.
3. Locate the alias for the appropriate resource.
   • To see more information about an alias, click … in the Actions column and then click View details.
4. Click … in the Actions column and then click Copy alias.
5. Paste the alias into the appropriate location in your form definition code.
6. If Auto preview is enabled or you click Preview, the alias should be resolved and the output of the invoked integrator.io API function should appear.