To monitor system resource usage in NetSuite scripts, use the getRemainingUsage() function. This function tells you how many governance units are left for your script, helping prevent errors and optimize performance. define([‘N/runtime’, ‘N/log’], function(runtime, log) { function executeScript(context) { let remainingUnits = runtime.getCurrentScript().getRemainingUsage(); log.debug(‘Remaining Governance Units’, remainingUnits); if (remainingUnits < 100) { log.debug(‘Low Governance Units’,… Continue reading Checking Remaining Governance Units in NetSuite
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Using the Context Filtering Tab for User Event and Client Script
On the Context Filtering tab of a script deployment record, you can select the contexts in which you want your script to execute. Your script will not execute if it is triggered in a context that is not selected. By default, all contexts are selected except for Web Application and Web Store. Often, it is… Continue reading Using the Context Filtering Tab for User Event and Client Script
Unroll subtabs for custom records when opened from customer center role.
Appending “&unlayered=F” at the end of the URL on the address bar of the browser when viewing record from customer center will minimize the subtabs. This is only needed to be done once, it will display the subtabs unrolled moving forward. It needs to be done for each user.
Field.getSelectOptions(options)
The Field.getSelectOptions(options) method in SuiteScript 2.0, found within the N/currentRecord module, allows you to retrieve available options for dropdown select, multi-select, or radio fields within NetSuite’s record forms. These options are returned as an array of objects, with each object containing two properties: value, representing the internal ID of the option, and text, representing the… Continue reading Field.getSelectOptions(options)
Order Retrieval Limit in Shopify
By default, when retrieving a list of orders from Shopify, the number of results displayed is set to 50. However, Shopify offers the flexibility to adjust this limit. By including the parameter “limit” in the request, users can specify the maximum number of results they want to see on a single page. It’s important to… Continue reading Order Retrieval Limit in Shopify
serverWidget.FieldType values
TEXT A text input field. TEXTAREA A multi-line text input field. CHECKBOX A checkbox field. RADIO A radio button group. SELECT A dropdown select field. MULTISELECT A multi-select field. DATE A date input field. DATETIME A date and time input field. EMAIL An email input field. FILE A file upload field. INLINEHTML Inline HTML content.… Continue reading serverWidget.FieldType values
spread syntax with objects
In JavaScript, the spread syntax (…) can be used in object literals to copy the properties from one object into another object. It provides a concise way to merge multiple objects or clone an object. Here’s an example of using spread syntax with objects: const obj1 = { a: 1, b: 2 }; const obj2… Continue reading spread syntax with objects
Create or Edit a Custom Contact Role
There are currently the following standard NetSuite Contact Roles available: Alternate Contact Consultant Decision Maker Primary Contact We can create a new contact role under: Setup > Sales > CRM Lists Filters > Type: Contact Role For creating a new role > click New button For modifying an existing one > click Edit next to the custom role Note: The standard NetSuite Contact Roles are not editable… Continue reading Create or Edit a Custom Contact Role
A client script is deployed, but it does not trigger.
A maximum of 10 localized and 10 non-localized Client scripts are supported per Record on the Scripted Records Page. If more than 10 Client scripts are deployed on a Record, make sure to undeploy any scripts over the limit.
Restricting File Upload to .xlsx Format
if (fileName && fileName.toLowerCase().endsWith(‘.xlsx’)) { // Proceed with file upload } else { // Inform the user about the error Response.write({ output: ‘There was an error uploading the file. Only Excel files are accepted. Please try again using an Excel file.’ }); return; }