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
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Assigning Default Values in JavaScript
The assignDefaultValue function ensures that a variable always has a meaningful value by checking if value meets a certain condition using checkForParameter(value). If the condition is met, it returns value; otherwise, it assigns defaultValue as a fallback. This approach helps prevent errors and improves code reliability by handling missing or undefined values efficiently. var assignDefaultValue… Continue reading Assigning Default Values in JavaScript