Sometimes your Client Scripts, UI Policies, and other client side scripting doesn't work as expected.   This can be especially frustrating when you don't have access to debugging tools like your browser's developer console, which allows you to see an...

If you're using the Mobile UI for the first time, you'll want to make sure your custom scripts function the way you expect as part of your testing process.   There are some limitations in the Mobile UI that may require changes in any custom created s...

One of the important differences to note about scripting in the Mobile UI is that synchronous javascript or glideRecord calls are not allowed.   In practice, it's pretty easy to script around, and the product documentation provides examples why this ...

This list represents the Mobile UI Known Errors with the highest number of incidents associated with them.   If you are affected by any of these incidents.   Please take advantage of the new subscribe feature to stay informed of any updates or fixes ...

Being able to debug your scripts on the desktop can save a lot of time. Troubleshooting the mobile user interface on a desktop gives you access to your desktop's full sized keyboard and monitor, and browser's developer tools. Using your desktop to de...