Category: Suite scripts samples

All the samples related to suite scripts.

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

Updating Object Values Without Changing the Original in NetSuite JavaScript

In JavaScript, when you assign an object to a new variable, it creates a reference, not a copy. Any changes made to the new variable will also affect the original object. To avoid this, use the spread operator { …object } to create a separate copy. For example: let fields = { custrecord_project_status: 23, charityStatus:… Continue reading Updating Object Values Without Changing the Original in NetSuite JavaScript

Sample 2.0 Script that will set the Revenue Rec Start Date and Revenue Rec End Dates within Item Members based from the Item Group

Scenario User would like a script that sets the Revenue Start Date and Revenue End Date of the Item Members based on the Item Group Solution Sample Script var itemName; var itemType; var isGroup = “F”; //will serve as a flag      var revrecstartdate; var revrecenddate; var objRecord = scriptContext.newRecord; var itemCount = objRecord.getLineCount({‌ sublistId: “item”… Continue reading Sample 2.0 Script that will set the Revenue Rec Start Date and Revenue Rec End Dates within Item Members based from the Item Group

Use of ‘decodeURIComponent’ in NetSuite

In NetSuite, the ‘decodeURIComponent’ function is used to decode URL-encoded parameters, converting them back to their original format. This is useful when retrieving query string values in SuiteScript that were previously encoded using encodeURIComponent. For example: The decoded value of the given encripted data is given below, Encrypted data or Encoded data: %7B%22relatedProjects%22%3A%5B%222709%22%5D%2C%22fields%22%3A%7B%22custrecord_project_status%22%3A10%2C%22custrecord_project_parent_charity_status%22%3A%2210%22%7D%2C%22newCharityStatus%22%3A%2210%22%2C%22PROJECT_COMPLETED%22%3A6%2C%22INELIGIBLE_CHARITY_STATUS%22%3A%5B9%2C7%2C8%2C12%5D%2C%22SUSPENDED%22%3A%5B10%5D%7D Decrypted data… Continue reading Use of ‘decodeURIComponent’ in NetSuite

Use of ‘encodeURIComponent’ in script

In NetSuite, the ‘encodeURIComponent’ function is useful for encoding URL parameters to prevent errors caused by special characters. It is commonly used in SuiteScript when constructing URLs for redirects or API calls. For example: The Encoded value of the given data is given below, { relatedProjects: [ “2709” ], fields: { custrecord_project_status: 10, custrecord_project_parent_charity_status: “10”… Continue reading Use of ‘encodeURIComponent’ in script

Exploring search.lookupFields in SuiteScript: What You Can and Cannot Fetch

In SuiteScript, the search.lookupFields method is a powerful tool for retrieving specific field values from a record without performing a full search. This method is particularly useful for quickly accessing data with minimal overhead. However, it’s important to understand its capabilities and limitations. This article explores what data you can fetch using search.lookupFields and what you cannot. search.lookupFields is a… Continue reading Exploring search.lookupFields in SuiteScript: What You Can and Cannot Fetch

Determining the Environment in SuiteScript: The isProduction Function

In SuiteScript development, it’s often necessary to distinguish between different environments, such as production, sandbox, or release preview. This distinction is crucial for ensuring that certain operations are only performed in the appropriate environment. One effective way to achieve this is by using the isProduction function. This article explores the functionality and benefits of the isProduction function in SuiteScript.… Continue reading Determining the Environment in SuiteScript: The isProduction Function

The Importance of Using “use strict”; in SuiteScript

In the realm of SuiteScript, ensuring code quality and preventing common pitfalls is crucial for developing robust and maintainable applications. One effective way to achieve this is by using the “use strict”; directive. This article explores the benefits of incorporating “use strict”; in your SuiteScript code. What is “use strict”;? “use strict”; is a directive introduced in ECMAScript 5 (ES5) that… Continue reading The Importance of Using “use strict”; in SuiteScript

Handling Errors in SuiteScript: A Closer Look at context.write

In the world of SuiteScript, efficient error handling is crucial for maintaining robust and reliable applications. One of the key methods used for this purpose is context.write. This method allows developers to capture and log error details, ensuring that issues are promptly identified and addressed. Understanding context.write The context.write method is used to write data to the script execution… Continue reading Handling Errors in SuiteScript: A Closer Look at context.write