Creating a Link to a Suitelet Script Based on Checkbox Field Using Client and Suitelet Scripts

Creating a link to a Suitelet script using a checkbox field in both a client script and a Suitelet script:

1. let termsSuiteletUrl = DOWNLOAD_DOC_LINK.replace('{fileId}', fileId).replace('{fileName}', fileName);:
   • In this line, you are creating a variable named termsSuiteletUrl to store a URL. This URL is intended to point to a Suitelet script.
   • DOWNLOAD_DOC_LINK seems to be a template URL that contains placeholders: {fileId} and {fileName}.
2. window.open(DOWNLOAD_DOC_LINK, '_blank');:
   • This line opens a new browser window or tab using the window.open() method.
   • The first argument, DOWNLOAD_DOC_LINK, is the URL that is being opened in the new tab.
   • The second argument, '_blank', specifies that the URL should open in a new tab or window.

To create a link to a Suitelet script using a checkbox field, you need to include the following elements:

1. Checkbox Field:

• You should have a checkbox field in your record (for example, a NetSuite record) that determines whether the link should be generated and opened. You need to retrieve the state of this checkbox.

2. Conditional Check:

• Before generating and opening the link, you should check the state of the checkbox field. If the checkbox is checked, it indicates that the user wants to open the link; if it’s unchecked, the link generation and opening should be skipped.

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// Assuming you have a variable or function to check the state of the checkbox
let isCheckBoxChecked = ...; // Replace with code to check the checkbox state

if (isCheckBoxChecked) {
    // Checkbox is checked, generate and open the Suitelet URL
    let termsSuiteletUrl = DOWNLOAD_DOC_LINK.replace('{fileId}', fileId).replace('{fileName}', fileName);
    window.open(termsSuiteletUrl, '_blank');
}