Scenario: if a user needs to update the RMA record, we can use the method ‘PATCH’ in RESTLET. Method: PATCH End point URL: https://[account id].suitetalk.api.netsuite.com/services/rest/record/v1/returnAuthorization/[RMA record id] sample: https://123456-sb1.suitetalk.api.netsuite.com/services/rest/record/v1/returnAuthorization/123 Request body: { “item”: { “items”: [ { … Continue reading REST API for updating an RMA by PATCH method
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REST API for Updating an Existing RMA
If a user wants to update an RMA record using the REST API, use the following for that: The API type: PATCH Endpoint URL: https://[Account ID].suitetalk.api.netsuite.com/services/rest/record/v1/returnAuthorization/[Internal ID of the RMA record] Request body: { “item”: { “items”: [ { … Continue reading REST API for Updating an Existing RMA
REST API for Fetching the list of Locations from the account
The REST API details for fetching the locations list from the NetSuite account, we use the SQL query, and the details for that are given below: The API type: POST Endpoint URL: https://359045-sb1.suitetalk.api.netsuite.com/services/rest/query/v1/suiteql Request body: { “q”: “SELECT * FROM location WHERE location.isinactive = ‘F’” }
REST API for Creating Sales Orders
If the user needs to create a sales order using the REST API, then we have to add the mandatory field values in the request body. Below is the endpoint URL and the request body for that: The API type: POST Endpoint URL: https://[Account Id].suitetalk.api.netsuite.com/services/rest/record/v1/salesOrder Request body: { “externalId”: “TEST007”, “customForm”:… Continue reading REST API for Creating Sales Orders
REST API for transform an Invoice to Return Authorization
Scenario: If the user wants to create the Return Authorization for an invoice but for a particular line item. In this case, we can use the ‘!transform’ method to convert an invoice to an RMA. Here with the endpoint URL, if we provide the value ‘replace=item’, and provide needed line details in the request body.… Continue reading REST API for transform an Invoice to Return Authorization
The Status Validation Logic
This code snippet checks if a charity’s status is either approved or expired and ensures that a purpose is provided. If the purpose is missing and the category is not one of the specified types, it triggers an alert dialog. The dialog prompts the user to enter a value for the “Primary Charity Purpose.” If… Continue reading The Status Validation Logic
Link Creation in JavaScript
The applyLink function helps you make HTML links easily. It takes two inputs: hrefURL for the link address and text for the link’s display name. If you don’t provide these, it uses default values. The function returns a link that opens in a new tab, making it simple for developers to add links to their… Continue reading Link Creation in JavaScript
Remove Hierarchy from Name
The removeHierarchyFromName function effectively simplifies strings by eliminating hierarchical prefixes. It takes a string input, splits it at the colon, and returns the last segment, making it ideal for cleaning up names or titles. The function is wrapped in a try-catch block to handle potential errors gracefully, logging any issues for debugging. This is particularly… Continue reading Remove Hierarchy from Name
Email Recipient Classification in JavaScript
The provided JavaScript function, classifyEmails, efficiently organizes email recipients based on a defined threshold. It takes three arrays as input: recipientArr, ccArr, and bccArr. If the total number of recipients exceeds a specified EMAIL_THRESHOLD, the function splits the recipients into manageable groups. Otherwise, it returns the original recipient array. This approach ensures that email communications… Continue reading Email Recipient Classification in JavaScript
Removing Unwanted Words by JavaScript
Scenario: The formatFundName function cleans up a string by removing specific words like “The” at the beginning and “Fund” at the end. This is useful for standardizing names while keeping the core meaning intact. It uses startsWith() and endsWith() to check if the string contains these words and then removes them using replace(). /** *… Continue reading Removing Unwanted Words by JavaScript