In NetSuite, the ‘Add Multiple’ button action, which allows users to add multiple items to the item sublist at once, does not trigger the client script’s events or entry points. This means that if you have a client script attached to the record, the functions defined in the client script (such as validateLine, fieldChanged, lineInit,… Continue reading The ‘Add Multiple’ button action, which is responsible for adding multiple items in the item sublist, will not trigger in the client script. Similarly, the client script entry points do not trigger the population of the group items component.
Category: JavaScript
Array Merge/ Combine in JS
Merge without removing duplicate elements -> Using concat() Method: The concat() method accepts arrays as arguments and returns the merged array. // with elements of nums1 and returns the // combined array – combinedSum arraylet combinedNums = nums1.concat(nums2, nums3);// More readable formlet combinedNums = [].concat(nums1, nums2, nums3); -> Using spread operator: Spread operator spreads the value of the array into… Continue reading Array Merge/ Combine in JS
Map in JavaScript
In JavaScript, a Map is a built-in object that allows you to store key-value pairs, similar to an object. However, a Map offers some additional functionality that makes it useful in certain situations. Here’s an example of creating a Map: To add a key-value pair to the Map, you can use the set() method: You… Continue reading Map in JavaScript
Set in JavaScript
In JavaScript, a Set is a collection of unique values of any type, which means that each value can occur only once in the Set. It can be used to store a collection of values without any duplication. To create a Set in JavaScript, we use the Set() constructor or the Set literal notation by… Continue reading Set in JavaScript