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This client-side class contains methods that allow performing various URL transitions.  This This class has no constructor;  methods the methods can be accessed using the with the s_go global object.

s_go.open(url, target, callback)

This method allows going through the URL. 

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Example:

s_go.open('/list/user');

If you need to open a URL in a new window, pass the '_blank' value to the target parameter, . You also , you need to pass the newWindow parameter into your callback function. Check the example below for more information:

s_go.open('/list/user', '_blank');

s_go.open('/record/task?field_parent_id=' + s_form.getUniqueValue(), '_blank', (newWindow) => {
  s_i18n.getMessage('Create a new subtask', (response) => {     
    newWindow.s_form.addInfoMessage(response, 5000);
  });
});

s_go.openList(table, query)

This method allows opening the list of the specified table.

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Example:

s_go.openList('user', 'condition=(active=1)&view=Support');

s_go.openRecord(table, sys_id)

This method allows opening the form of the specified record.

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Example:

s_go.openRecord(s_user.user.essence, s_user.userID);

s_go.reloadWindow()

This Use this method is used to refresh the current page.

Return:

Example:

s_go.reloadWindow();

s_go.getURL()

This method gets the current page URL.

Return:

Example:

const url = s_go.getURL();

s_go.back()

This method allows to check checking if the form has been changed. If the form has been changed but not saved, a pop-up window appears notifying that the changes will be lost. As a result of the method, the user will be is redirected to the previous page.

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Example:

s_go.back();