Screen design changes using JScript

I continue to be impressed with what can be achieved with JScript and LSO. The other day I wanted to improve the readability of a screen. Using personalisations I hid unnecessary fields, but I was then left with fields scattered across a screen that I wanted to group together. JScript allows me to find controls on the screen and move these around with the Grid.SetColumn and Grid.SetRow functions:

import System;
import System.Windows;
import System.Windows.Controls;
import MForms;

package MForms.JScript {
   class MMS001_ChangeItemFieldPos {
      public function Init(element: Object, args: Object, controller : Object, debug : Object) {
         var content : Object = controller.RenderEngine.Content;

         //Find the control we want to move
         var textBoxItem = ScriptUtil.FindChild(content, "MMITNO");

         //Specify where we want to move the control to
         Grid.SetColumn(textBoxItem, 50);
         Grid.SetRow(textBoxItem, 1);

      }
   }
}

Prior to running this script the screen looks like this:

After running the script the Item number field has been moved:

Combined with the ability to set the Tab Order in LSO we're able to create streamlined panels that show just the information we're interested in, and group them together into business or user-specific groupings.