gs.info() does not work.

[Liuduan]

          gs.info() does not work.

         The gs.info() function is not working. I cannot get log, and log is essential for any programming. Actually, I am not sure whether the glideSystem is working.

         I used it in a server-side script. I am making a Catalog Item, and one of the variables is a Reference type, so the data will be obtained from a MySQL table. Under Type Specifications, Use reference qualifier: Advanced.

Reference qual: sys_id=javascript:getMyDepartmentEmployees();

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        The whole script is working fine, but the gs.info() is not working.

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          The script was made in Madrid version, and the system is upgraded to New York. The log is not working. I used to use gs.log(), and it was working. Now gs.log() is not in New York, and I used gs.info(), but it does not work.

          Did anyone have similar problem?

          Thank you.

          Duan Liu

[Liuduan]

I tried your way just a few minutes ago, but it did not work. Do you have any insight?

The script is returning a list of sys_ids.

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It works like this:

sys_id=javascript:getMyDepartmentEmployees();

it does not work like this:

javascript:getMyDepartmentEmployees();

[Liuduan]

This way does not work neither:

javascript:"sys_id=" + getMyDepartmentEmployees();

[Harsh Vardhan · Accepted solution]

First try with below line

javascript:"sys_idIN"+getMyDepartmentEmployees();

if still it's not working return in your script include like below

eg: return 'sys_idIN'+userList

javascript:getMyDepartmentEmployees();

[Liuduan]

It works in this two ways:

sys_id=javascript:getMyDepartmentEmployees();

javascript:"sys_idIN"+getMyDepartmentEmployees();

In addition, if you use javascript:"sys_idIN"+getMyDepartmentEmployees();

the following all work:

 gs.info('test, 2');
 gs.error("test");
 gs.warn("test");

ps. gs.log() is no longer in New York version.

[Elijah Aromola]

I can use gs.log() in my newyork dev instance.