Toggle buttons are a common UI element used to switch between two states, like on/off, active/inactive, or enabled/disabled. In this article, we’ll create a modern, functional toggle button using Vue 3’s Composition API with clean, reusable code. Step 1: Setting Up the ToggleButton Component <template> <button :class=”[‘toggle-button’, { active: isActive }]” … Continue reading Building a Toggle Button in Vue 3 (Composition API)
Month: February 2025
Resolving Open Settlements using NetSuite Pay
Open settlements refer to any batch which contains transactions that do not match or exist within NetSuite. The reconciliation process cannot move forward for that batch. You are notified by daily email of any open settlements and need to take action to resolve them. To resolve an open settlement: Go to NetSuite Pay > Daily… Continue reading Resolving Open Settlements using NetSuite Pay
Ensuring Workflow Functionality: The Importance of Role Permissions
Implemented a workflow to fetch the sales rep’s department during the creation of a sales order and automatically populate the Department field in the main sales order record. While this functionality worked seamlessly in most cases, there were instances where it failed. Certain sales orders did not reflect the expected department, The root cause: was… Continue reading Ensuring Workflow Functionality: The Importance of Role Permissions
SuiteScript Versions: Comparison of Key Enhancements
NetSuite’s SuiteScript 2.x versions have evolved significantly, with each update bringing new features and optimizations. Below is a quick comparison to help you understand the core improvements in SuiteScript 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2, aimed at experienced developers working on large-scale integrations and performance-critical applications. JavaScript Features and Syntax SuiteScript 2.0: Based on ECMAScript 5, it… Continue reading SuiteScript Versions: Comparison of Key Enhancements
Elapsed Time Calculation of two date time values Using Script
Calculate the elapsed time between the start and end date in hours function calculateElapsedTime(projectDetailObj) { // Default working hours from 8 AM to 5 PM with a 1-hour lunch break from 12 PM to 1 PM const WORKING_START_HOUR = 8; const WORKING_END_HOUR… Continue reading Elapsed Time Calculation of two date time values Using Script